Out of curiosity, what sort of camera did you use for this? How long was the exposure? I'm tinking of buying a digital.

Camera was a 3.2 pickle Canon. Exposure was 15 seconds.

i like very much. if u have n e others pics from the loop. hit me up. laters

Nice use of Neg Space and a lengthy exposure. Did you Use the camera's meter, handheld, or just took a guess? Very nice photo!

incredible

Metered, then a bit of guessing. It was all pretty rushed from memory.

So were you lying under the tracks when the train went by or hiding down the right hand tunnel?

Bob was under the train, we ducked into the alcove where the photo was shot from.

is that the alcove with a big face painted on the power box doors? And it dosent suprise me that bob was under there. Crazy guy he is.

I honestly couldn't tell you, it was so long ago and being my first time there a little blurly.

i was down there earlier this year. crazy going down there when there is running trains, damn crazy.

I have the same digital camera. It's soo much better than the new ones with like 9mp.

its much better than any auto digital

Yeah clown thats the one. Just up from Treasurey Gardens

props to the piece

ye morelike this loving it

mate I love to no either how you got down there and where in loop it its ..... did you just walk of the edge of the platform or whatcheers

Maybe we just bailed from a backride and ended up here. Bring information to the trading table and we'll talk business. Otherwise, backons it is.

well what do want, I 'mreally a graff writer not explorer so I do know of some abandos and really most of melbourne's drains but I guessing you would have been taken to most of them...hmm I know of two pretty good and fairly unknown abando's one still has one or active alarms but there no problem...