I have posted some of these pictures on other threads and some on ptbo.urbex but I wanted to get them all in one place just to show off this school and my gradually improving photography. I doubt any of you have been in it but if you have then post some shots of it below.

All of these pictures were from my phone (LG G5) and a tripod. The quality isn't as good as a decent camera but considering what I had to work with I think they turned out pretty good. Any tips or pointers that could help out my shots would be greatly appreciated.

1.

I got this one walking home from a drain and decided to pop in to check it out, I didn't have a tripod to keep my phone steady but I think the yellow wood crates turned out pretty nice against everything else that is gray.

2.

This shot was the result of a trip in during a snowstorm where the light reflected off the snow outside and was able to light the room up as well as make the windows look white without throwing off my shot. (edited)

3.

pretty straight forward window shot, the only thing that bugs me about it is the fact that its just a tiny bit tilted to the left. (not edited)

4.

The orange hue of this photo was from a 5 second exposure shot in the rain, the orange hue everything has is because of the reflection from the city's light off the clouds. (not edited)

5.

fairly basic long exposure shot of around 8 seconds but the -20 air and clear sky made the blues pop out even before edits. (edited)

6.

Long exposure on top of the gym roof before tarring so there was only a steel mesh which allowed light to go through and light up the wood planks. (not edited)

The hard contrast in the 2nd photo is quite aesthetic. It was a perfect photo for that kind of adjustment.

Posted by Ground State The hard contrast in the 2nd photo is quite aesthetic. It was a perfect photo for that kind of adjustment.

Thank you, I was in a little rush while taking it so I didn't even end up looking at the shot till I got home, luckily it turned out pretty nice and the edits weren't too shabby either.

#2 is definitely the best one here. Great work.

Really like the window shot

Posted by mulletcat All of these pictures were from my phone (LG G5) and a tripod.

Get a camera.

Smartphones do not belong on tripods unless it is a selfie.

Posted by The Seeker Get a camera. Smartphones do not belong on tripods unless it is a selfie.

I've started saving up for a decent one but for now the ghetto mount I have works well enough.