Old Skool – on all of these I used a flash, turned all the way up, with a pretty high ISO. The first time through I used a tripod. There is enough light shining through this place to take long exposures. I know a guy who did something like a 30 minute exposure from the balcony.
This set was just a quick walk through after I was on the roof.
DFunk, How do you light up the inside of what must be a dark auditorium the way you do? Great way to see the detail but the lighting situation must be a bitch. Great work as usual but also pretty sad.
Old Skool – on all of these I used a flash, turned all the way up, with a pretty high ISO. The first time through I used a tripod. There is enough light shining through this place to take long exposures. I know a guy who did something like a 30 minute exposure from the balcony.
This set was just a quick walk through after I was on the roof.
Just a site which has info on the Eastown It is located on Harper and VanDyke. I’ll have to drive by it one day.
http://cinematreasures.org/theater/2075/
Nice stuff. Classic art work.
DFunk, How do you light up the inside of what must be a dark auditorium the way you do? Great way to see the detail but the lighting situation must be a bitch. Great work as usual but also pretty sad.
Whoa, it looks like Peter Max tried to stage a come back – or maybe that was his last major piece back in his heyday, lol.
“C’mon everybody, we can get a NEA grant and SAVE it! Let’s turn our dreams into reality!” Cue music: Theme to “Rocky”…
Those paintings are way outta line, I agree, lmao ! I came up to the balcony from the other side last time, so they were a bit of a surprise. lol
Breaks my heart… I hate to see a theatre in such a bad state of affairs.
omg those grinning mountains will ALWAYS creep me out, lol!
i hope i never walk thru there on any serious drugs ahahahah
fuckin weirdos