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What's an Urbex?
I want one.
I want one.
Quote:What's an Urbex?
I want one.
So do I.
Bill
My dream location. I could have fun there.
Fascinating to see how someone else treats building and room interiors. I’d go for the HDR approach and try and capture a lot of the interior detail and some reasonably natural looking light. You’ve gone for this high contrast minimalist approach which works really well. I’m impressed.
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Quote:What's an Urbex?
I want one.
So do I.
Bill
Urbex = Urban Exploration
So is that a stuNorpression? ( * )
* stupid Norwegian expression
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Quote:What's an Urbex?
I want one.
So do I.
Bill
Urbex = Urban Exploration
So is that a stuNorpression? ( * )
* stupid Norwegian expression
Silbo!**
** Silly boy
Cheetwa*
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A very thought provoking shot, Malc'.
And an ideal location for a scene in a horror film.
(Please don't tell me it's your bathroom.)
John
And an ideal location for a scene in a horror film.
(Please don't tell me it's your bathroom.)
John
Quote:looks more like a secluded torture room
and the mention of a wood mill rings a loud bell for this
That's given me an idea, just have to get hold of a mannequin...
The equation of risk v reward springs to mind. Old, abandoned, buildings do hold a fascination and, assuming you didn't have to fight your way through guard dogs or risk crashing through a floor, this paid off handsomely, especially after being treated to your usual processing skills.
Allan
Allan
It's just like walking into a dark room, the eyes need a few seconds to adjust to pick out the detail in the shadows areas! Very well exposed and captured, Malc, especially the wide difference between the shadow and light areas 😃👍
Glad to hear what an Urbex was, I'd have been thinking about that all day long... 😬
Trev 😀
Glad to hear what an Urbex was, I'd have been thinking about that all day long... 😬
Trev 😀
Good image.
A photo with so many layers. You keep looking.
Robert
A photo with so many layers. You keep looking.
Robert
Quote:...are they pegs up there on the left?
Yeah, they are used for smaller victims, they dry well up there in the light from the windows opposite.
