Abandoned Railway Walk (pic heavy)

[turnby]

Seen this old track on my commute and went to investigate with a friend today

 

[Nik.g]

very nice and adventurous mate..

 

[tillybob]

Bloody great pictures - what camera were you using ?:approve::approve::approve:

 

[maximinimus]

Bloody great pictures - what camera were you using ?:approve::approve::approve:

Nikon D40

 

[turnby]

Nikon D40

Didn't know my JPEG exports from Aperture kept their exif metadata. ha

 

[Rob]

Great looking pics, but space them out next time, hurt my eyes!!! Sort of takes focus off each pictures composition when they're all run together like that.

 

[Nik.g]

was it the normal 18-55mm lens you using mate?

 

[turnby]

Yea regular lens. also just noticed that the black 'splodge' on my pics has gone (cleaned everything a few nights ago before I went out)

 

[jesus]

Awesome photos, I'd love to go and visit abandoned stuff but I think it'd be a bit creepy for my liking!

 

[turnby]

That wasn't too bad. Plenty of beer cans, liquor bottles and signs of fires but we didn't meet anyone which is a surprise for a derelict area of Clydebank (suburb of Glasgow)

Next plan is an old oil depot that had a railway track going into it. Although completely desolate, there's a guard at the entrance, will find a way in somehow and will post pictures in a new thread.

 

[AndyMarshall007]

Next plan is an old oil depot that had a railway track going into it.

If Its The Old Oil Depot Near The Logitech In Old Kilpatrick Theres no Guard There Anymore You Can Just Walk Right In. If You Do Go In Look Out For The Sunken House You Will Know It When You See It
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