Photo of the Day: Giant Dipper Flash-Lapse
In honor of the Coaster Guy visiting Santa Cruz, I dug through the archives to find an awesome boardwalk shot…
They say going to visit the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk is like stepping back in time. With the effect that I captured with this photo, it almost looks like the Morgan trains ARE going back in time, a la “Back to the Future.”
Now, if only the idiot didn’t have his cell phone out, it would have been perfect. I’ll definitely be going back this summer again – but with a tripod!
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This entry was posted on May 29, 2013 by Great American Thrills. It was filed under Amusement Parks, Photo of the Day and was tagged with amusement park, amusement park review, amusement parks, arthur looff, beach boardwalk, borrow lenses, borrowlenses, borrowlenses.com, californias gold, giant dipper, great american, great american thrills, historic landmark, Huell Howser, kris rowberry, kristopher rowberry, looff, national historic landmark, nikon, norcal, photo of the day, photography, roller coaster landmark, santa cruz, santa cruz beach boardwalk, the next huell hoswer, theme park, theme park overload, theme park review, theme parks, travel photography, west coast, wooden coaster, wooden roller coaster.
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