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that location makes it sooooooooooooooooooooooo hard to get good shots. some nce details in there homeboy!

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Oh yeah, the location sucks because you've got a mixture of ambient light coming in thru the ceiling panels and the flourescent lights too, and all the poles and trees don't help either. It's hard to get a shot without one of the steel poles sticking out of the roof of a car.

And thanks man, I tried to find some of the little details that made each car that little bit special.

having a quiet smoke on some random rooftop (only 11 stories up tho) and thought i may as well take a crappy snap of the view...

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perks of the job ;)

pity photoshop didnt do a great job of the pano tho. check out the extra lanes in the road, haha.

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