TBone
May 10th, 2007, 11:29
We all know the first
. But if there's anything that could compete with it, it would have to be what these guys do:
http://www.actionsquad.org
I especially like their explorations of things like old drain systems and steam tunnels. There's something deeply appealing about "urban exploration" to my psyche. The hidden complexity all around us that most people never even realize exists in the first place; going where "they" don't want you to go; seeing what you're not supposed to see; finding the elegant ways to get in and out without anyone knowing you were there...
I can't quite explain it, but there's a strange sort of synchronicity between urban exploration and reversing.

http://www.actionsquad.org
I especially like their explorations of things like old drain systems and steam tunnels. There's something deeply appealing about "urban exploration" to my psyche. The hidden complexity all around us that most people never even realize exists in the first place; going where "they" don't want you to go; seeing what you're not supposed to see; finding the elegant ways to get in and out without anyone knowing you were there...
I can't quite explain it, but there's a strange sort of synchronicity between urban exploration and reversing.