fatbob309 wrote:Was this where you were "stealing cows"?

Nope not yet :)

IMG_8107 by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr

Man. ::: nods head in admiration :::

Thanks. This place really was amazing


IMG_7890 by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr

Wow... What were the slats in the other pic? Looks like long bee hive slats.

fatbob309 wrote:Wow... What were the slats in the other pic? Looks like long bee hive slats.

Really old core sample drawers

Ahhhhh yes...

And I do mean old

Love finding originals dates on stuff. Coolest thing ever.

I collected another photo in my interior smokestack scavenger hunt. This first one took three fences, an underwear river cross, a landowner who thought we were cattle rustlers who had come back for more, and me finding out with some patience and breathing techniques that I can squeeze through a 10" tall slot.

Clarkdale

TAPCO smokestack
1917-1958
220' high
Brick - Steam power plant

Superior

Magma Copper Co smokestack
1914-1971
300' high
Brick Smelter

Mayer

Great Western Smelter smokestack
1916-Never used
120' high
Mayer, AZ
Concrete Smelter

Taken looking up laying down on the floor


Jerome Holy Family Catholic Church by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr

IMG_8119 by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr

Good stuff.

Thanks boss

"Tumbleweed Sentry" Nice.

Cold by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr

Love the "white room". Sick.

Skatchkins wrote:
Cold by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr

reminds me of arkham asylum

Thanks. Upper levels of the Icehouse. That was shot in the dark at 6secs with my new crazy bright flashlight for a fraction of a sec. I faced the flashlight through the doorway and backwards above the doorway for more indirect lighting.

Also found this literal "clawfoot" bathtub to shoot for fun. Two blues lights inside, white shined for 4secs, and painted with red for 30sec.

Clawfoot by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr