In a previous article, “Rooftopping – Part1: The Beginning” I introduced a craze in photography known as rooftooping that many urban photographers are exploring. I communicated how rooftoppers were not particularly thrilled exposing where they shoot from and exposing their secrets. Understandably because they often gain access by trespassing onto the properties they are shooting from. The images often raise curiosity among the viewers leaving them to wonder where exactly they were captured from. In the instances where the viewer is familiar with the city it is not too difficult to pinpoint the general vicinity where the photo was shot. However, figuring out the exact building tends to be more complicated.
I want to make it clear that I am not revealing any secrets. Many well-known rooftoppers openly discuss their experiences and post videos of them in the act. I am friendly with several local rooftoppers therefore, it is not my intention to upset anyone. I want to be able to share some incredible images by extremely talented young photographers, most who are self-taught. As well as, acquaint readers with what is typically involved in such extreme photography. Continue reading “Rooftopping” – (Part 2: An Evolving Subculture)
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