Alleys & Ruins no. 152, Carnival (2018, Dallas, TX, 11:30pm)
Alleys & Ruins no. 152, Carnival (2018, Dallas, TX, 11:30pm)
A short behind-the-scenes video is available here.
Dallas's Deep Ellum warehouse district is the city's cultural and musical center, and was a mecca for jazz and blues clubs from the 1920's through the 50's. It's the oldest preserved neighborhood in the city - a city which features lots and lots of steel, glass and concrete.
Deep Ellum is the most unique and adventurous part of Dallas, and was by far the best area for me to explore for my night shots.
When I first saw this wild little corner, I was in awe and freakin thrilled! This crazy location exists. The graffiti was excellent and I tried to highlight it as much as I could. The open door was a mystery the entire night of the shoot. When I finally entered it, and walked down the stairs, I found a closed door with no sounds coming from the other side. I listened quietly for maybe 5 seconds, which seemed like an eternity considering the unsettling location. I never did find out where it leads to.There's a good "behind the scenes" video above. Also available here www.nuez.com/videos
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