The Kirkbride that Almost Killed Me: Part 1 of 3

[new_republican]

Back story: After performing several recon visits, I had enough information to make a solo attempt on this Kirkbride.

In the dead of night, I left home to make the commute to the site. At 4am when I arrived in the neighborhood near the Kirk, I saw a group of people moving stealthily, hugging the shadows. Tripods and camera bags pegged them as a

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[ex_brokensou724]

While most people are working on breaking OUT of jail, your breaking into them. Thats just wonderful! haha

I cant express how much i LOVE that photo of the curved skywalk.

Why does all the relaxing and hanging out on roofs and doorways not seem safe with the amount of security and so on! LOL

Waiting for parts 2 and 3 :)

You have peaked my interest in this type of photography. This just rocks. I walk around San Francisco thinking... Oh I should get in there somehow. Haha When the police catch me im gonna tell them its your fault! !! HAH! To bad Im on the wrong side of the US to ever get a chance to join you :( Photography and danger is just in my blood.

[new_republican]

If you can, resist urbex. Find something else to shoot.
This activity is terribly dangerous. You can die 100 different ways. And if you don't die, you can be horribly injured. And then go to jail to boot.

[ex_brokensou724]

And?

Your talking to a girl who would do anything in the world to have been a firefighter.

So again. I ask... and?

You of all people should get it. :)

Anyway~ Thanks for the pics. The second best thing to doing it.

[new_republican]

You could photograph flowers.

[ex_brokensou724]

AKKK!!

Shoot me.

To pretty. I dont like *pretty*...

This weekend my boyfriend and I were trying to think of where to go to shoot. He mentioned the conservertory in Golden Gate park. I say "Oh? Whats there?" He says "its like an indoor green house. flowers, plants, all inside glass"

We stayed home. LOL

[bluebeyonder]

Yes, photograph flowers, and cook his dinner when you are done!

:)