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Theme Parks.

I would like to visit the abandoned park of Wonderland, outside of Bejing, China.
I would really like to visit this place with a camera, because to me there is something so intriguing about a castle that is just empty, and such a large structure that is so visible is just there. I would love to somehow get to the top of that castle, even though its probably not safe, or possible even though it is highly unlikely I could.




5 unusual places that would be of interest to photographers.
I think a lot of these abandoned places are of interest to people to shoot, are because these are remants of peoples pasts and a place people used to love to go, is now left back to nature.
1.Abandoned zoos. I say abandoned zoos, because there would be a lot of distinct things that could identify that this place used to be a zoo, the metal cages, the habitats all things that come to mind of a zoo,
2. Beached ships, and shipwrecks.
I think wrecked ships are pretty interesting, because no matter what you are not just taking photos of a ship, your telling its story of how it got there.
3.Woods of Canada(or in general)
There is nothing like untouched nature, especially the immense forests of  Northeastern Canada.
4. Landfills and Scrapyards
I think that shooting in a genuine scrapyard would be very interesting, piles of old rusted relics that have tossed out over the years, and have started to collect in one place.

While not one specific location, this is the type of thing I would like to go shoot.
I would like to go shoot a ship like this, because first of all it would be neat to just see in person, but also something about the shape of boats, just seems to work fairly well.
For me to come and shoot at this location, it would probably cost a lot in travel expenses because it looks like it is somewhere in the Caribbean so you would have to get to it. You would need a tripod, because it looks like the area itself is quite windy and stormy.

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