Under the Factory As I explored the abandoned airplane factories in this old section of Beijing, I went down into the basement level to see what I could find. There were all sorts of iron fixtures, strange knobs and wheels, semi-circular openings to kilns that had been bricked closed, and endless layers of peeling, scorched paint.I wanted to go back to this whole area to explore more, but maybe next time.  I think this will be a great area for the next PhotoWalk in Beijing!- Trey RatcliffFrom the blog entry here at www.stuckincustoms.com.
Heavy Industry in Petaluma Taking photos near ground-water can be very interesting.  And hard!  Getting near that puddle is tough because you have to splay out the tripod.  Even worse, you gotta kneel down in the muck (since puddles usually involve nearby muck).  But, these are all relatively high-grade problems, all in all ...  - Trey Ratcliff The rest of this entry can be read here at stuckincustoms.com.

Under the Factory


As I explored the abandoned airplane factories in this old section of Beijing, I went down into the basement level to see what I could find. There were all sorts of iron fixtures, strange knobs and wheels, semi-circular openings to kilns that had been bricked closed, and endless layers of peeling, scorched paint.

I wanted to go back to this whole area to explore more, but maybe next time. I think this will be a great area for the next PhotoWalk in Beijing!

- Trey Ratcliff

From the blog entry here at http://www.stuckincustoms.com.
here at www.stuckincustoms.com." href="javascript:openLB(1553101648,'',XLarge,'',1024,684);">Under the Factory As I explored the abandoned airplane factories in this old section of Beijing, I went down into the basement level to see what I could find. There were all sorts of iron fixtures, strange knobs and wheels, semi-circular openings to kilns that had been bricked closed, and endless layers of peeling, scorched paint.I wanted to go back to this whole area to explore more, but maybe next time.  I think this will be a great area for the next PhotoWalk in Beijing!- Trey RatcliffFrom the blog entry here at www.stuckincustoms.com.

Under the Factory


As I explored the abandoned airplane factories in this old section of Beijing, I went down into the basement level to see what I could find. There were all sorts of iron fixtures, strange knobs and wheels, semi-circular openings to kilns that had been bricked closed, and endless layers of peeling, scorched paint.

I wanted to go back to this whole area to explore more, but maybe next time. I think this will be a great area for the next PhotoWalk in Beijing!

- Trey Ratcliff

From the blog entry here at http://www.stuckincustoms.com.
See photo in original gallery.