Got some old rolls of 35 and 120 film developed. Nothing amazing. Cameras used were a Minolta Explorer Freedom Zoom and a Diana 120 camera. Shots range from 2010 to 2016, and from a bunch of places everyone ought to recognize. Features appearances from piplol, jcvh, and mcrw.


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My camera bag looked so much better back then.

1-5 was some good times. I still need to do something with the video of that time mcrw and I went walking on the roof/catwalks in 1.

Posted by pip lol My camera bag looked so much better back then. 1-5 was some good times. I still need to do something with the video of that time mcrw and I went walking on the roof/catwalks in 1.

That would be great! Id like to see a rooftop video.

I also think its pretty wonderful you all have been exploring together for so long. I bet you all could put together a book of great photos and publish if you were so inclined.

I particularly liked the one where someone is sitting down in a graffiti covered "bowl" or ravine? Not sure what I'm looking at ( my newbieness is showing...sorry)

Posted by vds471 That would be great! Id like to see a rooftop video. I also think its pretty wonderful you all have been exploring together for so long. I bet you all could put together a book of great photos and publish if you were so inclined. I particularly liked the one where someone is sitting down in a graffiti covered "bowl" or ravine? Not sure what I'm looking at ( my newbieness is showing...sorry)

We probably could.

It's actually a old grain silo, not sure why the strange shape though. Here's some more from that same day

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Posted by Sheavy We probably could. It's actually a old grain silo, not sure why the strange shape though. Here's some more from that same day https://www.flickr.../72157662611080560

seeing the other pictures makes it more clear what the structure was. Very cool. I never have seen a grain silo low to the ground like that and completely rounded without straight sides.

The fact that you all repelled down to the bottom makes me doubt my abilities to find interesting places. I have never repelled down a wall. I don't think I could, but kudos for you and thank you for sharing the pics!