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Infiltration Forums > US: Pacific Southwest > Steelscape and Beyond(Viewed 31186 times)
bonnie&clyde location:
510 & 415
 
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Re: Steelscape and Beyond
<Reply # 60 on 4/15/2012 7:34 PM >
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Damn Siper! Go on with ya bad self!



The question is not when are we gonna stop, It's who's gonna stop us?

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Re: Steelscape and Beyond
<Reply # 61 on 4/15/2012 10:17 PM >
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I know, my cliche HDR strikes again (sorry decrep.) Thanks for the love, guys n' gals!



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Re: Steelscape and Beyond
<Reply # 62 on 4/16/2012 1:58 AM >
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Posted by siperwrx
I know, my cliche HDR strikes again (sorry decrep.) Thanks for the love, guys n' gals!


No worries, the fact that you happen to be a damn good photographer helps.





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Re: Steelscape and Beyond
<Reply # 63 on 4/22/2012 9:53 AM >
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Would've added to this thread had I known of it! Now I'm sure I gotta go back for the other building.

Here's the thread cross reference:

http://www.uer.ca/...=1&threadid=101329



TRUE location:
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Re: Unsuspected and undetected
<Reply # 64 on 10/8/2012 2:25 AM >
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cdracingzx6r location:
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Re: Steelscape and Beyond
<Reply # 65 on 10/8/2012 5:16 AM >
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Great shots TRUE. Makes me wish I checked it out when I was there.

Me and a friend drove by a week ago, and there was a bunch of trucks parked in front and guys walking around in front with clip boards. We were going to go back later that night, but ended up running out of gas and had to head back home.





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Re: Steelscape and Beyond
<Reply # 66 on 10/9/2012 10:40 AM >
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Posted by cdracingzx6r
Great shots TRUE. Makes me wish I checked it out when I was there.


Ditto to what CDR said.

Yeah, Steelscape is a good'un. I mean to go back there with an actual tripod and lighting(!) this time, get down into that pit and not miss the other building. Now that there seems to be site activity, I better get on my horse and get that going.




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Re: Steelscape and Beyond
<Reply # 67 on 10/16/2012 10:13 PM >
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Me and DtEW Stopped by there last Saturday. We had our run of the building closest to the train tracks, but as soon as we stepped in to building #2, Security drove in....Doh! So, we high-tailed it out, took cover for a while and then tried again. This time, he was parked BETWEEN both buildings. Looks like someone isn't allowed to sleep on the job any more. Here's a few I took.....


Steelscape by yeahcooksie, on Flickr


Mike_Microphone by yeahcooksie, on Flickr


Lounge by yeahcooksie, on Flickr


Hell-frigerator by yeahcooksie, on Flickr


Dock by yeahcooksie, on Flickr



Architecture, nature, alcohol....
Space travel, Rock n Roll.
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Re: Steelscape and Beyond
<Reply # 68 on 10/16/2012 10:35 PM >
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Well, at least we now know where (else) to look for him/them. I had brought a spotting scope for assessing his state of typical (in)attention at the front of the complex, not knowing that his dark-blue Civic was hidden amongst the brush at the back of the complex. I figure he's probably using binoculars (if anything at all), and I can still get the jump on him with my higher-powered scope and our lower profile.

As usual, ambient lighting for me.

My usual cathedral perspective.


"A real-life Doom level", or "reflections in the red toxic sludge". (Near-blind framing, long exposure.)


Ok, I lied... had to light paint a little bit. Love my Fenix LD22.


Namesake.


We would've shot more, but we were expecting to come back into this building. I was just having a ball exploring the toxic dungeons that I had missed the last time. So many possible shots there. A return trip is inevitable.



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Re: Steelscape and Beyond
<Reply # 69 on 10/16/2012 11:38 PM >
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Hey man I love one and two ! Amazing stuff ! I dig your style



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Re: Steelscape and Beyond
<Reply # 70 on 10/17/2012 1:28 AM >
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Posted by dtewsacrificial
A return trip is inevitable.


I would love to go with! Just let me know when.





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seedy location:
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Re: Steelscape and Beyond
<Reply # 71 on 10/17/2012 4:18 AM >
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Yeah, let's go back. I feel I got ripped off by security.



Architecture, nature, alcohol....
Space travel, Rock n Roll.
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Re: Steelscape and Beyond
<Reply # 72 on 10/17/2012 10:20 PM >
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Posted by intheface
Hey man I love one and two ! Amazing stuff ! I dig your style


Thanks!

Posted by TRUE
I would love to go with! Just let me know when.


Posted by seedy
Yeah, let's go back. I feel I got ripped off by security.


For sure. I think it might be interesting to consider this place on a rainy weekend.



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Re: Steelscape and Beyond
<Reply # 73 on 10/17/2012 11:52 PM >
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Posted by dtewsacrificial


Thanks!





For sure. I think it might be interesting to consider this place on a rainy weekend.


Nice!!!



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TRUE location:
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Re: Steelscape and Beyond
<Reply # 74 on 12/4/2012 11:31 PM >
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There was some debate as to who was going to post first that I don't think got answered. So I'll do it! On Sunday I went out to the steel works with Seedy & Detw. Had such a great time seeing this place again... only this time with friends. I don't think I thanked Seedy properly for bringing the one thing I should have, beer! Or Detew for photography advice, so thank you both for such a fun & memorable time. I still can't decide if my absolute favorite memory is the gorgeous adult fox that out foxed all three of our cameras, OR the security guard driving through the complex bumping George Michael's "Last Christmas". I'm going to go with door number two Monty!!!

P.S. Sorry about that first HUGE pic. I'm trying to learn Photoshop and I don't know what happened. I think it looks okay, for my first try!!!
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seedy location:
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Re: Steelscape and Beyond
<Reply # 75 on 12/5/2012 7:09 AM >
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2 things that should always be found at an explore....beer and crusty porn. I'll bring the beer. This is another place that isn't long for this world. Go get your photographic last rites now.....


baldor_box by yeahcooksie, on Flickr


Blueprint_office by yeahcooksie, on Flickr


Blueprint_office02 by yeahcooksie, on Flickr


crappy_reflection by yeahcooksie, on Flickr


danger_reflection by yeahcooksie, on Flickr


fire_maker_or_extinguisher by yeahcooksie, on Flickr


grungelab by yeahcooksie, on Flickr

Red LED Headlamps are the cocaine of light painting.....

red_headlamp01 by yeahcooksie, on Flickr


sprinkler by yeahcooksie, on Flickr


sprucing_up_the_office by yeahcooksie, on Flickr


sunset_scape by yeahcooksie, on Flickr


theres_a_DtEW_out_there by yeahcooksie, on Flickr





Architecture, nature, alcohol....
Space travel, Rock n Roll.
dtewsacrificial location:
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Re: Steelscape and Beyond
<Reply # 76 on 12/5/2012 11:11 AM >
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Quite honestly, this place has it all. Huge site, larger-than life machines of unknown function, odd spaces, catwalks, you name it. Mix in two kick-ass explorin' friends, beer(!), a beautiful (and auspicious) red fox, and the most amusing security guard ever... and you have a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon.

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seedy location:
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Re: Steelscape and Beyond
<Reply # 77 on 12/5/2012 7:29 PM >
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I assume #6 is me walking down the stairs. Sorry about that. It looks cool to me though!



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Re: Steelscape and Beyond
<Reply # 78 on 12/5/2012 9:14 PM >
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Posted by seedy
I assume #6 is me walking down the stairs. Sorry about that. It looks cool to me though!


lol It totally was! I think it kind of looks good too! My fave is the close up of the model. How the hell did you beat the reflection!?!? It looks like you crawled inside the plexiglass box with it!



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dtewsacrificial location:
Bay Area, CA
 
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Re: Steelscape and Beyond
<Reply # 79 on 12/5/2012 10:17 PM >
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Posted by seedy
I assume #6 is me walking down the stairs. Sorry about that. It looks cool to me though!


Posted by TRUE
lol It totally was! I think it kind of looks good too!


'is OK. I wouldn't have PP'ed it if it didn't look kind of interesting.

Posted by TRUEMy fave is the close up of the model. How the hell did you beat the reflection!?!? It looks like you crawled inside the plexiglass box with it!


Who's to say I didn't? ;)

But really, the thing is to just get up real close (like, touching it) to the plexiglass and exaggerate the focal plane distance ratio between what you're shooting and the thing that hinders it. It's a common trick people use to shoot through a chain-link fence and have it barely (or not at all) show up in the final photo. It's also the same reason why if you have a dirty lens, it barely (if at all) matters to the final image. The rest is identifying what the plexiglass did to color and fixing it in PP (contrast, black levels).



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