Canon XSi, Tamron 17-50 2.8VC, 19mm, f/7.1, ISO 100, 9 exposures
A few weeks back, I found an abandoned work area in Lemoore when I was out driving around and had my first Urbex experience. We had some great cloud cover that day and the original plan was to go shoot one of the food processing plants in the area. When I got there, the perimeter was all fenced off and I’m sure the tripod police would be on the prowl… I really wasn’t ‘feeling it’ anyways so I just decided to drive around the fields with hopes of finding something to shoot, when I stumbled across this place. I did a walk through of the site and the fuel pump had caught my eye. I liked the contrasting colors and decided to shoot straight on because of the way the tank splits up the scene.
Nice shot Chris! Love the grit on that wall. It looks like i’m first to comment again
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Great shot, Chris! You really captured some great detail in that tank and that sky is just great!
Chris Kenison recently posted..Alone
Looks like your first urbex experience turned out great, especially with the nice sky in the background.
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Nice shot. Love the contrastnof colors.
Chris Frailey recently posted..Too Much Is Not Enough
Good work man, keep it up! Urbex is addicting
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Nice work Chris!
Great play on warm/cool tones, really cool comp!
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Another awesome shot Chris! When are you taking me on a photowalk?
This was a nice find. Great angle, showing that wonderful sky in the distance.
I like the wide range of colors in this, great job!
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