Exxon Refinery Baton Rouge

[shstrang98]

Really cool and spooky. Love that music. It sounds like music for the realization of death by ET invasion.

[ttekcep]

i worked in the chemical industry for 30 years as a operator 15 of them in a large petrochemical plant they are like any industry if they are well maintained and operators correctly trained they are reletivley safe and are designed god forbid to fail safe if required as for as emmision s go we need the products for medicines fuel and day to day items yes if we are willing to give them up we can close them down but kiss goodbye to plastics gas for heating etc

[GisbertHeim]

Fascinating!

[dieciallamenonove]

wooww!! I work in chemicals but your video frightens me! I like it

[cessation]

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[carlos22rb]

it is not art.. but it is ilegal to take pictures like that...

[PikagirlProductions]

I would love to know where you get your music from.

[poppypineapple]

Hollering at you from NYC. I'm from BTR originally, and your video reminds me that I used to be terrified of the plants I would see from the back seat while my Mama was driving. I thought the smoke stacks would bend over and eat me up.

Great job, beautiful and mean.

[droplul7]

This has nothing to do with taking pictures,this is art ,well done, my compliments

[travis8dmc]

Bullshit!! You better watch yourself, you can be charged heavily for taking pictures of Exxon BTR. It's the biggest refinery in North America and you can probably be charged with conspiracy to commit acts of terrorism. Be carefull.

[fenrat]

Yeah, he/she could be, but but who would really be at fault? His/artistic impulse or your/their paranoia?

[travis8dmc]

I'm just letting the guy know. If a worker gets caught taking pics, he/she will be fired and can never work for exxon again.

[hudson501]

As long as he took the shots from a public road, he can't be charged with any kind of terrorism or for that matter any kind of crime. I work for a class one railroad here in the US and we have people (railfans) taking shots of our trains hauling everything from autos to hazardous materials. As long as they do it from beyond our yard boundries there's nothing illegal with it.

[om3ga5]

who gives a shit about a fucking refinery built in black neighborhoods where the plant is harming them.

[looppool]

this is very beautiful, sean. I love the graininess and 'alive' quality as each still would morph into the next.

Your music as well? Very ominous in a compelling way. Nice work!!!!