"No, I don't thank you for the fish at all" (notindetroit)
11/04/2014 at 01:03 • Filed to: halloween, halloween photodump
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"No, I don't thank you for the fish at all" (notindetroit)
11/04/2014 at 01:03 • Filed to: halloween, halloween photodump | 0
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These blue and orange lights were pretty popular, I guess Halloween is as good a holiday as any to show off the local Broncos spirit.
I think I pulled off this low-light shot pretty well given my camera, a bit of a low-key spooky effect I guess.
A cheaper, but still effective version of the same effect as those digital scrolls from way back in Part 1.
Just an artsy, lonely shot down the main drag at night.
And one of the moon. I want to say this was the night or so before Halloween itself.
You wouldn't really be able to tell but this shot's actually on its side. I took this shot because at first I thought it was three airliners all coming in to DIA (Denver International) all at once - which is highly unusual because there are only two runways at a time capable of actually taking on planes (so it's kind of an indication that something major's going to show up on the morning news). Turns out the third light was just one of the houses.
I don't know if this is a Halloween decoration per se, given the angel theme. It does change colors though!
Not Halloween related, but lulz-badging :)
Just a shot of a tree. Like I said, Eastern Colorado = trees are novelties.
This one's for K-Roll, I guess :) I've seen this 993 bomb around here too, it's nice to see it in its natural habitat as well.
Yes because nothing says "welcome friends!" like spider-webs.
Army Black Hawk overhead.
And a witch just taking a break on someone's porch.
Looks like someone's in to rock balancing?
The painted pumpkin returns!
More "magnificent desolation" shots of the neighborhood.
The water tower to the left and the main facility for the school bus depot on the right.
More or less same angle as the night shot of the main drag above, the next day (either one day before or day of Halloween).
Poolhouse/clubhouse parking lot again.
Along the intersection of the main drag and the concrete hiking trail parallel to the creek.
And the other side of the road. The pool more or less drains straight into the creek - which can't be good for the environment (or the fact that it empties into a reservoir, but hey, I'm not a civil engineer what do I know).
And without the stupid electrical box!
Stop sign framed by gently rolling hill (that will one day be obliterated with new construction).
Ghost down!
And pumpkin down too!
A better shot of the scarecrows from all the way back in Part 1.
Yup, still growing strong on Halloween day!
More gourds added from when I first photographed this porch.
Because copyrighted franchises (seriously though, that TMNT pumpkin rocks).
I took this shot just because I feel it perfectly encapsulates 2010's Suburbia.
Not sure if it's fire code-friendly but it's a cheap way to disguise a hydrant.
This pumpkin knows where it's going come Nov 1.