Abandoned AmericaThe water tower at the abandoned Packard Plant in Detroit
Gallery: https://www.abandonedamerica.us/packard-motor-car-company
Brian Dear@AbandonedAmerica Two camp-fire questions:
1) When you explore places like these, how often do you encounter people in them? Squatters, homeless, lone strangers, etc.?
2) What’s the scariest/most dangerous situation you’ve ever encountered while exploring abandoned buildings?
@brianstorms 1) Not very often, actually. People think it happens a lot but it's pretty rare. Other photographers are a different story though, I wouldn't say it's frequent but it definitely happens.
2) Oh, this makes me want to bring my creepy stuff thread over here from Twitter. I can think of a bunch of great examples from both. For the sake of just picking one though I'll go with this place as easily being in the top five most sketchy buildings I've been in https://www.abandonedamerica.us/revisiting-hudson-river-state-hospital
ocdtrekkie@AbandonedAmerica Watch out, the Warner Brothers night be locked in that!
@ocdtrekkie That's funny, I never thought about that (and let's not forget the Warner sister, too) 😄
@AbandonedAmerica Yeah, "oh shoot, I didn't mention the Warner sister" hit me after posting, but ah well. Gotta leave something behind for people to correct me on. 😂
@ocdtrekkie not correcting, just enjoying thinking about that show. Haven't seen it in ages 😊
KealaKay@AbandonedAmerica
Definitely movie worthy, as in The War of the Worlds, an alien tripod in the middle of Earth's destruction.
Definitely movie worthy, as in The War of the Worlds, an alien tripod in the middle of Earth's destruction.
blake shaw 🇵🇸@AbandonedAmerica greatest rave location of all time
John Clark@AbandonedAmerica Been there, photographed that! I wonder if it’s still standing?
@getrealjc hard to say. They're mid demo so if it is it won't be for long