Last weekend we had a short outing to an abandoned school a state over. Considering we were prepared for the entire thing to be a bust, it turned out to be a modest success. The building was boarded up, so it was uncertain whether or not we could even get in.
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For all the blandness of the midcentury civic architecture, it cut a striking pose atop a low rise at a fork of two roads.
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The main entrance was almost hidden by creeping foliage and vines.
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We did get inside, but shooting conditions inside were rough. Mostly you had to rely on your own, as seen in the photo above. But in a few places, a break in the boardup let in a furtive and dramatic shaft of light. The spot below is where we spent the most time and exposures, and yielded what I think was my favorite shot of the trip.
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