3,698 Comments Posted by Motts

I did read your comment. "Exploration" has become more popular over the years, and if it turns to that then I will be doing something else. There isn't anything I can do to change the process if that happens.

There are many people in the hallway because this was an event held where people from all over the US and Canada were attending. Most had been exploring for quite some time.

Sorry, links work now :-)

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I choose not to reveal that information online.

I work as a freelance web/CD-ROM interactive programmer and designer.

Around 30 seconds or so.

Anywhere from 30 seconds to a minute or two. I use a Hoya R72, but this photo isn't true infrared, it was processed with a black and white filter.

Paint chips and debris from the rotting ceiling.

Needed to work.

I've seen a few at some state hospital cemeteries such as Danvers.

The building materials used seemed pretty cheap and shoddy to me but I am no expert. When a building is boarded tight, sometimes more damage is done by not letting it "breathe" freely as moisture, mold, and heat are not vented.

The floor was not level, it might have been to collect the water into a drain in the lowest part of the floor.

No, I honestly don't pay attention to graf much.

Mostly typical satanic death metal stuff, which looked pretty amusing over the happy sunshine paintings on the walls. Some pieces in here were done with a good amount of time and effort in marker.

No, I had no desire to try them out.

It was a maglite actually. If the exposure time is set long enough and the light is moved around a lot, the more diffused light you will get.