Went on an expedition through a closed mall. There were no security guards, so I did not punch anything in the face, and then run. I jest. Security guards require hoagies - not violence. (Seriously, if you're somewhere you shouldn't be, and it's fairly harmless trespassing, e.g. a not chemical plant or an also not military base, carry sandwiches.)
Moved through the back halls, made a few T2 references, and then found a few images around some familiar stomping grounds. Even attempted a remix of an old family favorite.
It's hard to believe that this is the place.
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You know this entry inspires me. It makes me think of how something can look so nice but once you delve into the inner parts it's different. I also really liked the photographs were taken in the...well I dunno if you're in some sort of tunnel or what, but I like how there's only the siloutte of a person ( the third from the bottom) If I'd taken it, I probably blow it up and frame it.
Thanks, Argentina. After sitting with them for a little while, I'd have to say that the second silhouette is my favorite, but your pick - the first one - turned out as a fairly effective "toning" of an old exploration of same.
I'm sure there will be some point at which I become tired of taking pictures in creepy concrete places, but I am certain it would have to be connected with some sort of violent trauma.
In my own, immodest opinion, the 'chocolate in a void' picture should hold up well, also. At least as long as there are bitter single people.
I gauge it a successful expedition, although I may still be informed that the rest are atrocities to bandwidth. In which case, we must hope that Prof. Mitchell found a few interesting exposures.
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