These had both been on my list for a little while. I definitely wanted to get some shots of the concrete interior of the elevator, since I have a fascination with brutalist architecture. That one was a hasty explore, because it was being watched, likely due to a huge tag that had appeared sometime in the last few weeks.

As always, these were shot with my infrared camera, you can see a comparison pic at the very end. Thanks for looking.

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This is what bando moss looks like in infrared.


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And here's a picture taken with a normal camera for comparison.

Nice set. Great shots. Really like 8.

I do have to say. I prefer the regular camera shot. But whatevs. You're pretty much the only person here posting shots like this, so, that's cool.

Posted by randomesquephoto Nice set. Great shots. Really like 8. I do have to say. I prefer the regular camera shot. But whatevs. You're pretty much the only person here posting shots like this, so, that's cool.

You've said that before 😂 regardless, I'm still glad you're commenting on these randomesque. Thank you!

Posted by android_eyez You've said that before 😂 regardless, I'm still glad you're commenting on these randomesque. Thank you!

It's certainly a unique look, and you take good photos. Hope you post more in this style!

Very sharp and nice photos! I like the one of the bridge with the massive gap in the floor. Super scary/sketch! Grain silos are awesome. That's a long as* bridge.

The IR makes your photos look extremely eerie.

How'd you get your camera to take photos like that?

Cool location
Be very careful on what you're stepping on.
The IR thing aside, all those shots that aren't squared off would look better if they were... you may regret not doing so in the near future.
As was the case with myself; many times you get one chance to frame it right.