Abandoned Theme Parks

1. I would like to go to Prypiat, Ukraine to photography the park. This park has the most interesting back story because of how it was abandoned. It looks enveloped by nature and really old. Places like this are very unique because nobody like remotely near it because of the nuclear radiation in the air. I would probably capture a lot of good and somehow creepy looking pictures of this amusement park.





3. Big Bend National Park, Gila National Forest, Yellow Stone, Marfa Texas, Alaska (northern lights)


4. Big Bend National park  

           


5. I would like to document Big Bend because because I love the desert and the wildlife there. Most people wouldn't find the desert that interesting, but when you find a place that is, it's hard to beat the beauty. I have been to Big Bend and it's not overridden by tourists, and in that sense, it's much easier to appreciate this amazing park. When you find the water, you find life and that would be the most exciting thing to photograph. I would love to take pictures of the wildlife there (snakes, horny toads, aoudad, mountain lions, mule deer, antelope, coyotes, etc.) I'm really into wildlife photography and there are some amazing animals down in west Texas.


6. This is a national park so there is a fee to get in so I would need money. Also, it is way down in southwest Texas, near the border, so I would need a car and fuel. I would probably end up staying there for a few days or weeks, waiting for the right opportunities, so I would need a tent, food, and lots of water.