From Boom to Bust - Now Crumbling and Abandoned

Dixmoor, Illinois, USA

10/13/2013

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This is one of my favorite abandoned building sites - several buildings spread across 20 or so acres. For this image, I was on top of a pile of debris that was on top of a fallen elevator, that in turn is on top of a pile of debris. It's one of the more interesting photo spots - you can see up several stories, and look around at the desolation. I jokingly grade buildings on my Zombie Apocalypse scale. This is Z.A. 35 years later.

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Location

USA-Canada / USA-Illinois

Lat: 41° 38' 25.05" N
Long: 88° 39' 5.59" W

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Equipment

Canon 7D
Sigma 8mm lens
Bogen Tripod (35 years old!)
Nodal Ninja R1 tripod head

PhotoShop CS6
Lightroom 5
Pano2VR
PTGui

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From Boom to Bust - Now Crumbling and Abandoned

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