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Place hacking - photos in forbidden places

Started by K-9, Oct 18 2013 09:36 PM

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Tony892
Posted 04 November 2013 - 06:42 AM

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I don't know which images I found most frightening to view, the tunnels and looking to see the lights of a train in the distance or the photographs taken at heights. Like nbanjogal, I am not keen on heights despite doing some parachuting years ago in an attempt to get over my fear (did not work). But looking at the photographs I start to wonder whether this was a team job or the photographer had a stand or tripod.


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Big Lew
Posted 12 November 2013 - 04:08 PM

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Some of those images are phenomenal but I keep well clear of high places and live infrastructures. I much prefer abandoned places.

High places don't mix well with my underwear and although trespassing is only a civil offence in the UK in the main, you will be prosecuted for trespassing on live railways, live power stations and so on.
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