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[Axle]

And back to the junction once again, it’s amazing how industry rises up in an area (in this case, because of the large amount of rail activity in the area), and then it falls. This particular factory is under demolition. Offered at least a couple hours exploration time, lots left over (which is rare for a Toronto Abandonment).

All of these shots are handheld, interiors at ISO-1600, because of active security on site, I didn't want to spend time on tripods and long exposures if I had to duck out of the way.

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[Frog]

I always enjoy your abandoned building photos. The light and shadow, the shapes, and the imagined story. The abandoned hard hat peeks my curiosity.
Must not have been a very safe place to work if 9 days was the record.

[susaan]

I love seeing where you have been shooting,Axle !
You have inspired me to take some photos I would have passed up,in the last year.
-these are some cool shots,but please be careful..my last set where taken outside some buildings the street guys told me had killed 2 workers in the last year - just a word of warning,may you continue to shoot safely and bring us great shots !

[shootme]

Nice shots, if I had to choose one that stands out for me is #5. S