




This last one I like because it looks like the guy and the dog are peeking between the curtains. Obviously though, I like these orange flags the best when they form a line to outline the horizon or a path or something. Part of the trouble I have with it is that the park itself is already a staggering manmade work of art, and a genuinely beautiful one at that. Decorating it in construction orange for a couple weeks doesn't really seem that impressive when you have that in mind.
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