Sarajevo's Winter Olympic legacy
Daubed with graffiti and strewn with dry foliage, it is hard to believe that this old bobsleigh track once formed part of state-of-the-art Olympic facilities.
It was built for the 1984 Winter Games in Sarajevo, but like most of the other Olympic venues in Bosnia's capital, it has been reduced to a crumbling wreck, as much by neglect as by the 1990s conflict that tore apart the former Yugoslavia.
The Sarajevo Winter Olympics logo adorns the figure-skating venue, Zetra Hall.
A hotel that hosted athletes competing in the 1984 Olympics stands in ruins.
An image of "Vucko," the mascot of the Sarajevo Olympics, is left peeling on the wall of Zetra Hall.
Leaves grow around the derelict ice-skating venue.
The 1984 Winter Olympics logo casts a shadow on a tower near Zetra Hall.
A dog walks past the snowflake design on the wall of the Kosevo stadium, which hosted the opening ceremony of the 1984 Games.
Graffiti covers the disused bobsleigh track on Mount Trebevic, near Sarajevo.
Pedestrians walk past an Olympic logo painted on a street in central Sarajevo.
Worn stone steps lead up to the disused ski jump on Mount Igman.
Moss grows at the top of the ski jump.
The room built for judges in the ski-jumping event has crumbled to ruins.
The area around the jumps is overgrown with scrubby plants.
The disused bobsleigh track is filled with stones and dirt.
Grass grows around the old ski jump on Mount Igman.
