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It's been a while since I've frozen my ass off taking photos during a winter full moon, so I ventured out a few months ago to try my hand at some stuff in Detroit. I expected the results to be disappointing due to the amount of light pollution in the city, but I think some came out pretty good - a few places actually caught the natural moonlight instead of the streetlamps. I hope to try a lot more of this before spring rolls around.
An enormous church in a desolate Southwest neighborhood. The smell from the sewage treatment plant was a little strong, but watching the flames erupt from the Zug Island furnaces as the exposure ran was pure heaven.
Michigan Central Station - the streetlamps and ambient city light were too strong for the moon but that green light in front is always fun to see.
Fisher Body Plant 21 - a very wide shot from the roof of a car; many dents were made.
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Man that first one keeps bringing me back to it...its almost haunting.
No?
Okay, well, you know how I feel about your photos. If I won the lottery, I'd buy huge prints of all my favorite Opacity shots to decorate my house with, and I'd fund your urban ex trips for the next ten years exclusively. Now back to the pictures...