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The second building had the remnants of an old chemistry lab in the basement. The large glass bottles strewn everywhere were interesting, but I was too eager to get upstairs to set up the long, light painted photos in the complete darkness.

The small door at the top of the basement stairs creaked open, and our dusty bodies filled a space which surprisingly clean. So much so that it didn't seem quite right. I snapped a few photos without a tripod in case an alarm went off; here is a stairwell fitted with a protective barrier.

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