Barlett Park, January 2012 - Shot with Canon Rebel XT, Canon 35-80mm f3.5-4.5, Fujifilm Superia 400 (just a roll I picked up at Walmart)
This park was a bit on the creepy side. There were remnants of several homeless homes in the trees up there.
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Barlett Park, January 2012 - Shot with Canon Rebel XT, Canon 35-80mm f3.5-4.5, Fujifilm Superia 400 (just a roll I picked up at Walmart)
This park was a bit on the creepy side. There were remnants of several homeless homes in the trees up there.
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cameronohara 61p · 625 weeks ago
Nice picture! The balance is good, I think~ :)
re: your Disney Land posts > > I never really thought of Disney Land being interesting architecturally... That's neat to know that it was so well built. I mean, if I think about it now... I suppose if it weren't, it'd wouldn't make for such a great theme park.
hardkoretom 84p · 625 weeks ago
Disney has probably the best architecture of anywhere outside of Vegas or the old art decco buildings in new york and LA. Every inch of building there is planned out for authenticity visual manipulation. I was going to give an example, but there are just way too many. The new Cars Land is probably the most detailed and intricate. When you are walking through, you literally forget that you are in the middle of Southern California! simply amazing.
Billy · 625 weeks ago
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deleted7205728 94p · 625 weeks ago
This guy dressed as Freddy Kruger was homeless and I gave him the location of the shelter in town. He said he couldn't go there because he smoked pot. I asked him how became homeless and he honestly told me because he didn't want to work and he just wanted to smoke pot. @_@
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