It is a great experience, one I highly recommend. There are nuggets of surprises around every turn, and rooms that unfold into other rooms that make you feel like you just landed in a strange place that had been suddenly evacuated 50 years ago by some apocalypse. Here are a few from my stash...Dave
As everyone can see this is an awesome venue to shoot. Urban decay isn't my usual thing but I was fortunate to be able to shoot there last October with Mark and an exceptional group of photographers. The camaraderie and different perspectives brought by the group were awesome. I plan to go back soon as I live less than 100 miles from Silo City. Unfortunately, I have a schedule conflict for May dates. If you go you won't regret it a minute.Some of my stuff up here if interestedhttp://samwardphoto.com/silocitySam
I posted this in the "About..." Section, but Stamper suggested I start a new thread. I debated "Critiques" or here. Chose here in the hopes that others who may have been there will join in with your own photos (you too Kevin and Michael!). Also maybe a discussion will ensue about Silo City in general.