General Urbex Photos Thread! - 2

[Freemo]

Ok going to try and post up for the first time. Think I have followed the instructions correctly.

I would imagine most people know where it from. Also its the first time trying to compose a shot.


fingers crossed

 

[Freemo]

WooHoo.

OK I might be a little too excited that that worked. Now on to get some visits in.

 

[krela]

Freemo if you would like some feedback here's a tip (also for anyone else who is learning about photography); look up the and practice the rule of thirds, it's probably the single biggest thing you could learn about to improve the composition of your shots.

 

[Sam Haltin]

This shot would benefit if you just went to the left slightly and get rid of that leaf just above the roof. As previously quoted the rule of thirds would work here. From Wiki
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_thirds

 

[Freemo]

Thanks, will definitely look it up. So far my photography history consists of the normal point and shoot family stuff. Now to find a target and get practicing.

 

[Sam Haltin]

Good luck, remember practice makes perfect.

 

[Cuban B.]

Abandoned polymot position

 

[DiggerDen]

Wow! I love that photo Mickey. Great pillbox and lighthouse.

 

[Mikeymutt]

Wow! I love that photo Mickey. Great pillbox and lighthouse.

Thank you..I only just noticed this comment ha ha

 

[Mikeymutt]

The mausoleum

Built on the edge of a large hall.the mausoleum was built in 1896/1997at a cost of £2,270 and houses the second earl of Buckinghamshire and his two wives.

 

[Sam Haltin]

Nice photo. You seem to have captured the clouds at the right moment.

 

[TK421]

Holy Trinity Church, Cottam Yorkshire Wolds:

 

[Mikeymutt]

Nissen huts at raf fersfield

 

[Conrad]

 

[Mikeymutt]

A few from my visit to upwood with rubex

 

[Sam Haltin]

For the few photos you've placed here they are superb. My favourite is the sixth photo. You've captured the light shining in to the main item in the centre of the photo and that's the table.

 

[Mikeymutt]

Thank you Hugh..I have done two reports on here so just thought I would put a few up.

 

[Rubex]

I always seem to find interesting bits and bobs in the outbuildings of explores, and this is the strangest toilet I have found so far:

 

[Sam Haltin]

That toilet is not strange if you come from the 1950s and 1960s. Its a blessing. Most houses had outside toilets in the early days as you will no doubt find out during your explorations. The next photo shows an Acme Wringer. Once you have done your washing its all wet so you feed it between the rollers to squeeze the water out then put it out on the washing line. Now its all automatic machines. But the last picture - no idea. Possibly a machine to cut small branches into logs for the fireplace.

 

[oldscrote]

That last machine is a set of weighing scales,the objects on it are weights