That's some awesome pictures as usual :thumbsup
I think you could make a ton of money as a location scout for the movie industry :2 cents:

When is the book coming out?

Biggest problem is they're either:
a) hard to get to
b) illegal to get to
c) too dangerous to have coked out stars tripping around in :D
d) don't have on hand power / lighting facilities

some great pics.... this one looks like a scene from "Jumper"


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Wow.. Another batch of amazing pics. Always enjoyed your threads.

BTW.. what is the camera you using? Brilliant images in every aspect. ;-)
Keep up the good work and keep bringing us these threads!

great pictures, man
congratz :o

good shit mate - you are living the life!

very cool! :thumbsup

Always love these threads!

Great pics and stories guaranteed !!! :thumbsup


Usually find myself saving quite a few of the pics each time...

canon 1ds m2, and for the b/w photos, lumix dx-3 :thumbsup

thanks for sharing!

what plane is this?

I like finding and taking photos of crumbling rural homesteads in semi-obscure locations (mainly low traffic backroads). I frequently get emails from scouts asking me where they are. These are buildings that haven't been maintained for decades and are probably structurally unsound... yeah, a film crew banging through there would really work... :1orglaugh

There's also the fact that they don't seem to be interested in offering even token compensation for this info, no worries, I'll do your job for you for free. :error