eggmanmeggan
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Hey all,
I have one night to shoot a barracks of a military unit that has been in use since the 50s. Its partially torn down already, has a lot of murals and mess from the men using it for so long. I only have tonight to shoot because friends are on CQ to let us in and not "see" us to stop me.
Some levels still have electricity- most don't so I am planning on taking my own lighting. A lot of boys that "grew up" in the hall ways are depending on me to get good photos. (they closed the barracks unannounced when they were deployed- so no one has seen it in 6mths)
I really don't know what to do. I know I will need my tripod. And I plan on using lots of chemlights (glow sticks) because they often where in the hall ways in anycase.
If you have any ideas of how to shoot in a abandoned place PLEASE share. This is really important to a few guys that I really respect and I don't want to let them down.
-Meggan
I have one night to shoot a barracks of a military unit that has been in use since the 50s. Its partially torn down already, has a lot of murals and mess from the men using it for so long. I only have tonight to shoot because friends are on CQ to let us in and not "see" us to stop me.
Some levels still have electricity- most don't so I am planning on taking my own lighting. A lot of boys that "grew up" in the hall ways are depending on me to get good photos. (they closed the barracks unannounced when they were deployed- so no one has seen it in 6mths)
I really don't know what to do. I know I will need my tripod. And I plan on using lots of chemlights (glow sticks) because they often where in the hall ways in anycase.
If you have any ideas of how to shoot in a abandoned place PLEASE share. This is really important to a few guys that I really respect and I don't want to let them down.
-Meggan