Middle Eastern homes are known to have lavish entrances and these ornate trio of arches are a common feature in most. This house now resides as a gallery and exhibition center despite the decay and leaking roof.

This location was breathtaking in terms of its architecture and these beautiful arches.

Known as the "Rose House" this beautiful mansion overlooks the Mediterranean sea.

This abandoned theatre in the center of Beirut was once a place where locals would attend to see live shows.

A rare drone shot of these planes, word has it they were used to house tropical fish in the sea having been stripped and filled with cement in preparation.

It was comforting to see this particular mansion being renovated as we visited, kindly they still let us in to take photographs.

The natural light in this location was lush. So quiet inside despite the business that unfolded on the streets below us.

Well hidden, this location was sadly riddled in bullet holes and destruction, word has it this staircase was built specifically as a lookout for the Lebanese army during the Civil War

My pose reflects the heartbreak this location holds, still standing despite the destruction.

Rumored to have been a base for the Syrian army, this hotel stands today as a reminder of darker times.

One of a few of Lebanon's abandoned train stations, unfortunately, trains are still not running today these lay as a sore reminder of how beneficial the rail network once was for the city.

A gorgeous mansion that overlooks a peaceful town in Lebanon.

This hidden little gem is thankfully looked after by a local, who kindly let us photograph inside.

A visual example of how the Civil War in Lebanon affected what was once a beautiful and grand mansion.

Captured within a train yard, where trains, chunks of metal and machinery lay decaying under the warm summer sun.