Red Ring Tupperware Party, Autumnal Equinoctal Edition (24)

It's going to be a long day. A group of us are going on a photo outing tomorrow, a couple ghost towns and abandoned areas. I am so excited.

so if you're going out tomorrow, why is today a long day?

it is for me though, why do clients always insist on reports being done the friday before a bank holiday weekend?

Two days ago we were under a heat advisory, right now it's only 18C and 77% humidity. Rather cool and damp. Last night it went down to 12C.

Harm wrote in post #17124441
so if you're going out tomorrow, why is today a long day?

Because I can't focus on anything, too excited about new abandoned places.

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #17124478
Two days ago we were under a heat advisory, right now it's only 18C and 77% humidity. Rather cool and damp. Last night it went down to 12C.

Yesterday and the day before our high temp was right around 100F/38C if you believe the weather person tomorrow is only suppose to be 74F/23C.

Traci_Ann wrote in post #17124487
Because I can't focus on anything, too excited about new abandoned places.

that would be good fun though, shooting an abandoned area...

Abandoned, desolate urban areas are my favorite subject. Sadly we don't have a lot of that around here so I have to settle for ghost towns, abandoned farm houses, school houses, and one concrete plant.

I would love to have old abandoned buildings to shoot. Nothing like that here
An old asylum, hospital, or Victorian mansion would be cool. Not so much into urban areas, like inner cities.

We have quite a bit but it's mostly old farm houses and barns. Which can be cool but I love the industrial and medical themes.

We have tons of abandoned farm houses around here. I'd love to photograph them, but I don't like the idea of being caught trespassing.

A few years ago I went exploring at an abandoned CN repair yard over in Port Huron with some photographers from the area. Later on I thought about the implications of being caught breaking the law in a foreign country - not nice thoughts. When I was up north last fall Chris and I went through a few places, but they were wide open and not personally owned (church, train station, etc).

This thread is exquisite in its deadness. Where the hell is Chet?

I thought about this thread yesterday as I was driving down the road, headed towards the lake, and spied a tripod left standing at the edge of a field all by it's lonesome.

I'm sure there's a deep meaning there, but it's eluding me for now.

Spied another tripod hanging out in a field this evening....

I'm thinking they're three-legged aliens, and they've landed in your area. Who sees two tripods in the middle of nowhere? Aliens is the only possibility.