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Infiltration Forums > US: Great Lakes > Another Drain(Viewed 2888 times)
Herm location:
MSP
 
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Another Drain
< on 3/20/2015 3:55 AM >
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I explored another local drain recently. Here are the pics. Enjoy


1. Science Corridor


2. Helix of fun


3. wet step


4.


5. Dalmatian Anus


6. Mineral Deposits


7. Yum


8. Splatter


9. Where does it go?


10. Going Up


11. Leaky


12. More Helix Fun


13. Condensation


14. Pig Beer


15. A way out?


16. Smoky


17.


18. Go That Way


20. The light at the end of the tunnel


21.


22.




cdevon location:
west county
 
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Re: Another Drain
<Reply # 1 on 3/20/2015 4:45 AM >
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what the hell? so much in there... wow.



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Clockwork location:
Minneapolis, MN
 
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Re: Another Drain
<Reply # 2 on 3/20/2015 11:42 AM >
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Posted by cdevon
what the hell? so much in there... wow.


There's even more than that!

I love that drain!



relik location:
44.26126°,-88.41502° (Appleton, WI)
 
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Re: Another Drain
<Reply # 3 on 3/22/2015 9:36 PM >
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This is one drain i haven't gotten to wander yet but have wanted to for a while. Love the paint in there.



"When it rains, just find bigger drains."
Herm location:
MSP
 
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Re: Another Drain
<Reply # 4 on 3/23/2015 12:20 AM >
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Posted by relik
This is one drain i haven't gotten to wander yet but have wanted to for a while. Love the paint in there.


I was very impressed with the paint there. There were about four or so of 10-20 ft tunnel pattern sections. Here is another one
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Definitely worth going into.



relik location:
44.26126°,-88.41502° (Appleton, WI)
 
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Re: Another Drain
<Reply # 5 on 3/23/2015 3:48 AM >
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Posted by Herm


I was very impressed with the paint there. There were about four or so of 10-20 ft tunnel pattern sections.


From what i've seen and heard, there are far more than that!



"When it rains, just find bigger drains."
Urban Downfall location:
Montréal - Qc
 
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Re: Another Drain
<Reply # 6 on 3/23/2015 8:29 AM >
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This is pretty nice!

Can i ask where it is? PM if you want, it's the firt time i see a drain tagged!

Here are some drain ive done if you want to see, you can check the albums by clicking on the picture.


Rockfield Overflow

Urban Downfall

Collecteur Côte Saint-Paul

Urban Downfall

Craig Drain

Urban Downfall

Deversoir Peel

Urban Downfall



Il y a toujours un moyen.
Herm location:
MSP
 
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Re: Another Drain
<Reply # 7 on 3/23/2015 1:30 PM >
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Posted by ClementRSedona
This is pretty nice!

Can i ask where it is? PM if you want, it's the firt time i see a drain tagged!



Its in the Minneapolis Metro in Minnesota. Most of the drains around here are tagged to some degree. I don't mind concrete drains being tagged/painted especially if it is well done, but I'm not a fan of when the older stone or brick drains are tagged.

I really like your drain pics. Great lighting. I'm working on improving mine.



Clockwork location:
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<Reply # 8 on 3/23/2015 2:14 PM >
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Posted by Herm
I don't mind concrete drains being tagged/painted especially if it is well done, but I'm not a fan of when the older stone or brick drains are tagged.


Agreed.

A boring concrete drain, when painted up, can become a fun art gallery, a fascinating record of tags and jokes, or even a memorial space to a passed friend. In these cases, tags/grafiti/art enhance the character of the space.

Drain outfalls, especially the one highlighted in this thread, have so much paint activity on a constant basis that they change and evolve over time, in a way I find very organic and interesting.

Stone or brick drains/tunnels, on the other hand, are already fascinating by themselves, and paint upon them detracts from their character and historical nature.



TunnelRunner33 location:
Seattle
 
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Re: Another Drain
<Reply # 9 on 3/23/2015 5:33 PM >
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Wow, that place looks neat as hell! If I'm ever in the MSP area, I'll have to track it down. Thanks for sharing!




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Urban Downfall location:
Montréal - Qc
 
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Re: Another Drain
<Reply # 10 on 3/23/2015 8:22 PM >
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Cool man, thanks.

You shooting with what?

It's one part a good camera and one part good use of lighting and for my part post processing the raw file in PS.



Il y a toujours un moyen.
crows location:
Eastern Iowa
 
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Re: Another Drain
<Reply # 11 on 3/23/2015 9:19 PM >
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Very nice set of photos, Herm. I wasn't expecting so much paint, either. This is like... someone flushed the baby funhouse down the toilet when it got too big for the tank. o.O I've been an above-ground type of person so far in my career but the temptation is growing.



input: bacon | output: fiction
Herm location:
MSP
 
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Re: Another Drain
<Reply # 12 on 3/24/2015 12:09 AM >
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Posted by ClementRSedona
Cool man, thanks.

You shooting with what?

It's one part a good camera and one part good use of lighting and for my part post processing the raw file in PS.


I shoot with a small point and shoot camera and my nexus 5 phone though I don't use my phone often for fear of dropping it in the water. My camera unfortunately only has a 2 sec exposure. I have a tripod, but I haven't used it in a drain yet and I'm not sure how much good it would do given my limited exposure length. Would it? . A better camera isn't in the budget at this time. Some decent mini lights are on my list to buy . I'm just going to keep trying different things. I'll post more after my next draining adventure.



Nirvana location:
Illinois
 
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Re: Another Drain
<Reply # 13 on 4/13/2015 2:35 AM >
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Are number 5 and 18 really painted like that? That's some serious dedication!



climb_something location:
Mpls
 
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Re: Another Drain
<Reply # 14 on 4/13/2015 2:31 PM >
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Twin Cities Brightest.

Here's a recent one -- https://vimeo.com/124374568



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