Erin wrote...
What a wonderful place! It does look like fun.

Jonathan Haeber wrote...
Thank You! 240 views, and most people are keeping mum on this one. I wonder what they think. For all I know, they could despise the garish colors :-)

Todd Lappin wrote...
Frankly, yes... I would have gone with a paisley wallpaper and maybe some ferns in the corners. And better window treatments.

Jonathan Haeber wrote...
HA HA. I think a little track lighting would improve the ambience immensely. Add a few Sol LeWitt sculptures, and it's livable :-)

michael brush wrote...
I think I dropped my glasses way down there on the left during a Sunday buffet. Did you happen to pick them up? They're horn-rims that just so happen to match the colors of this place, so they're quite hard to replace.

Jonathan Haeber wrote...
@coyrooster: I didn't see any glasses. I'm sorry to hear that. Next time I'm there, I'll definitely keep an eye out for them.

Mike wrote...
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Urban Abandonments, and we'd love to have your photo added to the group.

JDGreen916 wrote...
Sure it's drafty - but look at the SPACE!!! Nice composition - and good detail!

~EvidencE~ wrote...
nice image tunnelbug

_mpd_ wrote...
Wild.... I really dig abandonedness like this. BTW, the miniature golf history paper is great too :)

Todd Lappin wrote...
Miniature golf history paper???

Jonathan Haeber wrote...
HA HA. The secret's out! Yes, Todd. My senior thesis in college was probably the most goofball thesis one could think of: The Merit of Miniature Golf as Art and its related history. Linskered: www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~haeber/creations/minigolf.html

Todd Lappin wrote...
Oh wow. I'll read that. And you REALLY should join us for the night game. I often describing it as being a sublime synthesis of miniature golf goofiness, the satisfaction of a long shot at a driving range, and the serenity of a moonlight hike.

lj-photos wrote...
Having just commented on the B&W version of this photo I take it back it also works in colour!

◦◦►sun☼shiny☺love♥rainbows◄◦◦ wrote...
this is probably the first HDR i've liked

rudisillart wrote...
great job!! great shot. I went this weekend to the Rosie Memorial in Richmond, California

Jonathan Haeber wrote...
I live about a block away from that memorial. I always tell people that I live a stone's throw away from a National Park. It's a nice little place. Next time you should check out the SS Red Oak Victory, nearby:

hector M.ARG wrote...
Muy bonito,Nice shot, how is the HDR technic? Hector