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Awhile back on a scout for locations for senior shoots, I discovered that the industrial area in NE Portland that we had previously visited on Night 3 actually had a lot more going on for it a little further down the road than we had ventured. So this time I went back with Kevin, Mark, and Jos.  We had a great time photographing this spot.

- Josh

“night shift”

“the balcony” & “the rail yard”

“doorway”

“unidentified object”

“mysterious warehouse I” & “mysterious warehouse II”

“doors and dust”

“photographing the railyard”

“reserved for you know who”

“jos and the cyclones” & “razor wire”

“slashbuster” & “beyond the fence”

“tracked”

Twilight  rural, and rural industrial night exposures in Dundee, Oregon. On this particular night, the shoot probably could have better been titled 100 Twilights, as most of the photos we took were before the sun went down.  Mark and I had headed south to meet our friend Kevin in Dundee, which is a rural area about an hour outside of Portland.  We learned a few things that day.  First, the coolest things to potentially photograph are on private property or in an area where you can’t easily pull over.  Second, people in Dundee are obsessed with stopping and asking you if you need an ambulance.  And third, the police once they have established you are not trying to start an Al Qaeda terror cell in rural Oregon, and pretty interested in photography in general.

- Josh

“slender branches” & “deterioated”

“overtaken” & “only time will tell”

“speed 50″ & “binoculars”

“your natural defenses” & “golden gate”

“the edge of shelter” & “nail in a board”

“tired” & “deflated”

“in honor of things blossoming”

“hazy and golden,” “the big game hunter,” & “not a negative space”

“fields trees and rolling clouds” & “twilights blurred”

“remnants of the day”

“rural industry at night”

“blades” & “do you need an ambulance?”

“painted”

“3 lights”

“the water’s clear and innocent”