The Deserted House

[sidd finch]

More 360 camera fun. This time a quick peek inside a deserted old house.



Sidd

[Dave McElderry]

Yikes! What a mess.

[Steve Grisetti]

More great work, Sidd! Haunting and yet beautiful.

You truly are an artist with that 360 cam!

[sidd finch]

Thank you Steve. I am really starting to enjoy that little camera. I tried to do some panning keyframing and it makes it look like the camera is just floating there. Having the extended monopod, I never set foot in the house. I was trying to imagine what it must have looked like when it was actually used as a house.

Dave in our neck of the woods that house would be listed as a $750,000 fix-er-upper.

Sidd

[Dave McElderry]

Dave in our neck of the woods that house would be listed as a $750,000 fix-er-upper.

I wouldn't give a penny more than $745,000

[sidd finch]

Sidd

[ed]

I drive around the country side looking for these to take B&W photos of. This is great, and so much inside the house makes it better. Did you have to trespass to get the video?

[sidd finch]

Did you have to trespass to get the video?

Yes I spoke with the owner and got permission. I was glad I had my long monopod because I did not want to go inside and not step on something.

There were additional out buildings but I was told there were animals living in some of them so I did not want to take my chance and get bit. I am surprised it has not fallen in on itself. Might have made for a more interesting video if I did it in black and white.

Sidd

[momoffduty]

Love the birds eye view and the wide angle. Looks like it became the dumping ground of the homestead. What is the backstory?

[sidd finch]

Mom my understanding is at some point this was the main house on the property. But over time a new more modern house was built and this just became a storage/junk shed.

Sidd