film

First time trying out Portra 400, shot on a Praktica MTL-50 Explore This is less of a report, more of a set of shots that I’m quite proud of, and a mini update of sorts. My last visit was November last year, so it has been a while since I’ve looked around. The explore itself was quite nice...

Made a report on this before, but just on the bomb store. I had another wander around and looked at the taxiways and an old trashed building that I thought I had been demolished a few years ago. I really am not sure what the building was, it’s near the taxiway and you can see in its heyday it...

Is there any cheap options for some 35mm film? Looking to do some film photography and could do with 10 rolls of the stuff.

Grays Scrapyard This site has been well documented previously, but I thought it would be nice to stick a report up with images solely from my cheap point and shoot film camera with Ultramax 400. I am so happy with these pics, definitely going to continue using film where possible. Visited with...

History Struggled to find much online other than this, The original building was erected as a private house before 1875 and during World War I it was presented by Mrs Walford and run as a Red Cross hospital by Mrs Daly of Over Norton Park. It was opened as a war memorial in 1920 and run as a...

Introduction I’m currently going through some of my older photos from earlier in the year. On our annual trip to Wales, me and @JakeV50 went to take another look at the old Octel Bromine Works site in Anglesey. I wanted to revisit to get a few pics with the camera as I previously only used my...

As I'm new to photography I've picked up 2 rolls each of Kentmere Pan 100 / Pan 200 for B&W and 2 rolls of Kodak Ultramax 400 to try some colour snaps. I selected these based on the assumption that I would probably fuck up along the way, and ruining a roll of film that costs £6 will sting less...

Worth a watch as it features lots of internal filming of Russian foxtrot sub in the Medway https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Sea_(film)

Theatres are to Taiwan what mills are to the North of England - wherever you are in the country (yes, I said country), there’s almost guaranteed to be one close at hand to have a poke around in. Much like in the West, home media, shopping-centre based multiplexes, and the expensive transition to...

Hello guys. First time poster here not a massively interesting one but I was passing through the area so thought it was worth a look. Its taken me ages to get this posted as the whole reason I visited this site was to test out some 35mm film which I didn't get developed for while. The...

So following on from @HughieD's superb report (here) some more shots of Dinrowic Quarry from the following weekend. I haven't been able to do much exploring this year - months of shielding has limited me to a few local explores. With the possible likelihood of Wales being off limits again very...

Intro First post, so go easy on me. I wrote about this online, but this seemed like a unique location and belonged here for historical reasons. Being a film buff I searched quite extensively for abandoned film studios and read a few articles about this online. With no concrete information, I...

The Breach is a culverted section of the Sough Dike, leading to the River Don in Oughtibridge, Sheffield. Having invested in a few (more) cheap, second hand film cameras last year, I wanted to check out which of them worked best underground. I didn't intend to put these pics together into a...

Urbex on ROLLERSKATES - REDBULL COMMISSIONING URBEX CHECK IT OUT I found this on RedBulls new 'Story Tellers' series - worth a watch to see inside disused airport - As Athens tentatively emerges from a decade of chaos, a group of young female roller skaters are fighting for space in their...

Popped in here for an hour or 2 as i was in Poland for something else, an interesting site to visit. Once a Nazi labour camp for the nearby infamous Płaszów concentration camp just around the corner, Spielberg used it for the film Schindler's List, still a few bits left hidden in the trees...

I'm a filmmaker looking to make a short documentary about rooftopping. The film portrays rooftopping as an urban extreme sport by comparing it to mountain climbing. I'm looking for roof-toppers in the London area who would be willing to participate in the film. Please contact me if you're...

I hope this isn't overkill - there have been quite a few reports of this place, and I did one myself a couple of years ago. I don’t often do revisits, but I really liked it here when I first went. So when I heard that more of it was now accessible I took the opportunity to have a steady wander...

I have been lucky enough to have visited a couple of times over the past few years so decided to take a film camera this time. An epic location that never gets old, a great evening in London with @The_Raw @Monkey @soylent green @bigbadash @Grom Thanks for looking

I'll post this for a few reasons: for newbies who were worried about how hard (easy) Megatron is for people who were thinking of visiting on these days and don't want the attention for anyone who fancies the visit in pure tourist fashion Quite intrigued by the idea that the YHA have guides...

Hi All, I know Talgarth must be one of the most well visited sites but has anyone ever got into the Chapel? Also see the photos, at least here they can be appreciated