Well I’ve been in Web3 for little over a year now and exploring for six, I guess it’s time for a little re-introduction about myself and my history with exploring and Web3. I began exploring as therapy, unable to find joy in the regular. I enjoyed photography but similarly…

I often edit B&W when I’m uncertain and struggle to edit in colour but sometimes it’s the photos that mean the most, the times that I can still remember every detail from. Each of these photos bring back very fond memories, looking forwards to many more.

early work; New York.

Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

Sunrise over the bay of Donostia.
One of the best moments of my life with one of my best friends.

Me on the edge of Hong Kong city. Photo took by dear friend Tom Ryaboi ~ roof topper back in 2014.

You know that feeling when you jolt awake because you feel like you're falling in your sleep. Now imagine that but you're taking a nap on a steel beam hundreds of feet above the estuary below.

One of the crazier sunrises I’ve seen. It was around 2am when a french stranger visiting the city messaged me asking if I wanted to hit a roof up in 3 hours and the rest is history.

“no i’ll just shoot handheld”

Like any hobby, exploring can have its ups and downs, but nothing beats a good night getting it done with the boys

Up in the watchtower

Hi Twitter,
I’m Mello, a rooftopper, explorer of derelict historical sites and mountaineer from London.
I’m excited to finally share my works from 17 cities and regions in 12 countries over the past decade.
Keep an eye out for more

Don't get me started on bnw exploring shots

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// GM and Happy Friday!

Gm, happy Friday!☀️ Today’s close ups are slightly more abstract and all about shapes, lines, and reflections. Finding these around the city is always fun.

Crib Goch at sunrise. Just before @eskilite1 left his sony at the top of Snowdon

Hi everyone, today seemed like a good day to join Twitter so here goes.

A dramatic sunset witnessed by chance - Late 2016

Low fog is one of my favourite weather phenomenon and seeing it past noon is a rare event in London. The view that kickstarted my passion for rooftopping

Blue hour blues. Which shot do you guys like? Personally the first 3 were the shots I had in mind before the roof.
However just before we left I spotted the shadow of Rattus Norvegicus, hiding in plain sight - a synonym for exploring. Making it one of my favourite photos to date.

Hey Twitter, here's a self-portrait taken while lurking above the Thames with @eskilite1 one very cold January some time ago. You can see the ice forming on the BMU right where I'm sitting.