So, I went back and found the set from the first time I went to this location four years ago.


http://www.uer.ca/...urrpage=1&pp#post0


There it is. Mostly to show the difference of what a few years makes.

This is one of the only explores of 2018 I made.

Thanks to Baldaran, and General Zod for meeting up. Two cool dudes to spend a day with running around this rust pile.


Most shots are handheld, 'cause I was dumb and forgot my tripod. Thanks Baldaran for loaning me yours for a few shots. Super appreciate it.


A lot of people know this place, and the name. I want to say, be careful if you want to try it soon. A scrapper was found dead here. And one scrapper jumped into the freezing river trying to evade the cops.


1.


Turbine Tripod by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr




2.

Turbine Hall by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr




3.

Turbine Front by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr





4.

Turbine Detail by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr



4.5


Turbine 3 by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr



4.59

Turbine Front 2 by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr




5.

Triangle 2 by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr



6.

Treeterior by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr




7.

Tree by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr




8.

Window by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr




9.

shadows by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr




10.

M by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr




11.

Lift by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr





12.

Label Detail by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr




13.

Handle by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr




14.

Freak Converter by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr




15.

Extinguish by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr




16.

Door by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr




17.

conveyors by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr




18.

Control by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr




19.

bokeh detail by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr






20.

Basement by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr




21.

Turbine voyeur by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr



22.

Seven o eight by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr




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Dirty Reflection by Dustin Gilbert, on Flickr

Since i love the little things in life, and when nature finds a way, Kudos to you for seeing the beauty in those spindly trees # 6 and 7. Both photos are Awesome! after that 1 and 5, and 21

Love this set dude, so many top notch photos.

I really enjoyed the simplicity of 'Treeterior' and the excellent focal depth layers in 'Bokeh Detail'.

My wife wants me to make one of those B&W last-name photo frames and I'm having trouble finding an M-shot in my own pics. Your 'M' is giving me good inspiration on other ways to accomplish it.

Awesome, I've been waiting to see how you made out here! I really love your photos of the little details in this place, especially the way use use depth-of-field in 19 and 22, and I'm a sucker for the various signs and labels. The way you handle the lighting in every shot is sublime, too.

This trip was loads of fun, hope we can get together again sometime soon!

wtf, you're back on the mainland?

Thanks for letting me know ;)

I went here a little over a week after you did.

Also, I was here the day they found the dead guy, we walked past the guy calling it in thinking he was insane. Little did we know we walked past a real dead body by only a few feet. Waited inside for hours while responders came and left.

The scrappers inside left while we were there and the cops caught them (nobody even bothered to lock the gate after they caught them.

Posted by macgruder wtf, you're back on the mainland? Thanks for letting me know ;) I went here a little over a week after you did.

I was only on the mainland over Christmas holiday. Managed to break away from family for half a day.


Crazy story! I met the scrappers when I was there also. Pretty sure it's the same dudes.

Posted by randomesquephoto I was only on the mainland over Christmas holiday. Managed to break away from family for half a day. Crazy story! I met the scrappers when I was there also. Pretty sure it's the same dudes.

I waved to them when we entered so they knew we were there, but didn't make any more contact until I saw them leaving from across the main turbine hall, but they were too far away to yell to to warn them. Thought for sure they had seen those cop cars outside, but nope.

Posted by Ground State I really enjoyed the simplicity of 'Treeterior' and the excellent focal depth layers in 'Bokeh Detail'. My wife wants me to make one of those B&W last-name photo frames and I'm having trouble finding an M-shot in my own pics. Your 'M' is giving me good inspiration on other ways to accomplish it.

Cool. You could also use this m shot if you wanted.

Posted by Baldran Awesome, I've been waiting to see how you made out here! I really love your photos of the little details in this place, especially the way use use depth-of-field in 19 and 22, and I'm a sucker for the various signs and labels. The way you handle the lighting in every shot is sublime, too. This trip was loads of fun, hope we can get together again sometime soon!

Posted by MisUnderstood! Since i love the little things in life, and when nature finds a way, Kudos to you for seeing the beauty in those spindly trees # 6 and 7. Both photos are Awesome! after that 1 and 5, and 21

Posted by EsseXploreR Love this set dude, so many top notch photos.

Thanks!