Most Recent Images
  • After Dawn
    We tried to move as much light as possible, but the air was thick with the absence of visibility, and our only ally was the clouds above.
  • Body Web
    A whole web of twisted steel cords and hanging slabs of concrete were strung above us, reaching down in places, and letting through the only moonlight we had.
  • Dropping Bombs
    Strangely reminiscent of school. Multiple strobe firings.
  • Flight Paths
    One part underwater, and another part being torn through by a hand held blaze.
  • Heat Storm
    Lightning flashed off in the distance. We couldn't tell if it was getting closer, or running parallel, but getting underground became imperative.

Code of Conduct

First off, every situation is going to be different. Your evaluation, as a hero and as a person in possession of their own free will, is key.

Sometimes, a little bit of excessive adventure is great. Pushing yourself in such a way clears the mind and charges the blood. But with that, the trick is knowing the risks, knowing your limits and knowing when/how to push the boundaries.

Our Rule: Have common sense. Keep it with you. Always.

For example: Common sense. Exploration, as it is, often requires a clear mind, steady hands and good balance. None of these things are improved with the presence of alcohol, or drugs. Exploration is its own high.

No vandalism. No theft. The joy of an exploration is often in finding a site as it was left by the original inhabitants, the people who called this place theirs. Don't destroy it. Natural decay is beautiful, it doesn't need your help.