I continued my Haikyo, ready to explore the insides of the building. It was getting dark quickly so I shot a mix of handheld HDRs and RAW depending on light conditions. I was also worried about stepping on a few floors, the hallways were concrete but the rooms?

The first room I looked in. It is like the fire happened and everyone just ran, never to return. So odd.

OS/2?

I would have left the Beethoven behind too. But Tchaikovsky? Heresy.

It must have gotten quite hot to melt whatever that is on the shelf …

I was fascinated by the piano.

I would have left it behind too.

A fully stocked kitchen.

Proof that the CD is dead. Why else would leave behind such a fantastic boombox?

And this is where my camera died. When I finally figured out where to go I parked quickly and decided to leave my camera bag and all of the piece parts behind. I was in a hurry. The only problem is that I didn’t look at my battery status.

It went dead. If I hurried I could run back to the car, move it to the closer parking spot, and then hustle back onto the site before all of the light disappeared.

Urban exploration can be a lot of work when you wing it.

Coming home for dinner.

Would love to know what is on those tapes. Some Magnum P.I. perhaps?

Student dormitory kegger …

I should have grabbed the worlds worst tie.

Cool afternoon out.