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After I had become comfortable enough with my surroundings at the Black Canyon Greyhound Park, I started sneaking into the darker rooms behind the ticket counter. Not the pitch black rooms, mind you, but the ones that had some natural light coming into them. Next time I’ll remember to bring a flashlight!
Camera: Nikon D3000 with 18-200mm Nikon Lens
Processing: Adobe Lightroom 3, Topaz Adjust, Photomatix Pro 4
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Kristi is a freelance writer, blog marketing expert, and social media enthusiast who loves photography, tennis, and hiking.
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Awesome HDR Work. Love the details and the tones.
Ness recently posted..People and Motion Part I
Thanks Ness!
Awesome work! I like how you can even see some of the studs in the wall on the right side. Nice shot!
Chris Nitz recently posted..Mr Solo
Thanks Chris! This shot was actually shot a lot wider, but I cropped it down so those kinds of details would stand out!
Great Urbex shot, Kristi!
Chris Kenison recently posted..Water under the Bridge & Aidens first Post!
Thanks Chris! I’m really digging the urbex now!
I’m jealous I wish there was something like this down here in S. Florida. Most places are torn down if they ever get this bad.
Captain Kimo recently posted..Thailand Fishing Boat Docked by Mangroves
I agree! A place in my area is there one day and then gone the next. It’s a big frustrating as I want to shoot places like this so bad. Gotta bring it into my awareness
Scott Webb recently posted..WordPress Themes for Photographers- They Will Blow You Away
That’s too bad. There’s a lot of buildings like that here in AZ, and apparently a lot in Philadelphia from what I’ve noticed on other blogs.
Isn’t it great when you find stuff like this, and your camera is with you? Nice shot, really cool. Jim
I would have never come to this place without my camera. And now I never leave home without it so I have it just in case.
Nice one Kristi. I remember this room. It smelled… “odd”.
Rick Young recently posted..End of an Era – Tutorial Tuesday
I didn’t notice a smell Rick, but that’s probably because I was hopped up on Zyrtec for my allergies.
Very nice shot, Kristi.
This must have been like being in a fun house.
Jimi Jones recently posted..Peeking Through the Woods
I’ve never actually been in a circus-type fun house Jimi, but there was lots to discover!
Nice shot! Love the textures on the pipes. This is another image that would work great with Focal Point!
Chris DeAngelis recently posted..Courtyard by Marriott – San Diego Branch
I’m starting to feel that Focal Point would enhance just about everything Chris.
Glad to hear such great recommendations for it so far!
Nice find, and a clean look.
Mark Garbowski recently posted..Imperfection – A Self Critique
Thanks Mark! For a place without a lot of colors, it was a nice change!
Great shot, your urbex keep getting better and better.
Ryan Sexton recently posted..Moraine Park – Rocky Mountain National Park- Colorado
Thanks Ryan! Glad to know I’m making good progress!
Just love this shot Kristi, the line on the wall leads right to the great details in the pipes in the back of the scene, well composed and captured!
Thanks Dave! I was very proud of this one after some cropping and processing!
You’re finding some great subjects to create some awesome photography!
Scott Webb recently posted..Instagram Etiquette- Time for a Discussion
I still have lots of places to explore with my camera too Scott!
Great image. I did one of the same set of pipes, but I was much tighter, I think I like your comp better.
Scott Wood recently posted..The Sun Sets on Grand Falls
I’ll have to check out yours too then Scott. I thought about going into the room, then got distracted by all the mail behind the counter and forgot to go back.
Whew! What great details. Glad my house doesn’t look like that, though.