This week's Photo Hunt theme is Share ANY Photo.
My contribution to this week's theme is a picture I took when I was out in Carlsbad, California a few years ago.
The picture above is a depiction of a San Francisco city scene, probably the city's famed Marina area, at Legoland's theme park. All structures you see (including the roads) were built out of Lego bricks. The park's truly worth a visit for aside from San Francisco, this park also showcased replicas of other cities around the United States such as Washington D.C., New Orleans, and New York City.
54 responses:
cool shot! happy photohunting!
Great shot. I wonder if there is something similar in the British Legoland in Windsor. Have a great weekend
Mini mundus! or something like that...wonder if i could make a diorama of Vienna hehehehe. Happy weekend!
Mari,
Thanks. :)
Jams O'Donnell,
Thanks. It's very possible that they might have something similar over there.
Mirage2g,
You need to buy a lot of Lego bricks. Hehehe
Great shot.
Tiohem,
Thanks. :)
interesting. i'm from across the bay and i dont even know this exists.
That is so cool! It is amazing what can be done with Lego! Happy PH and thanks for stopping by!
That's an amazing depiction built with legos. At first I didn't even realize that it was a model.
Cool photo, P, I'm sure adults and children alike would enjoy going there. I know I would :)
Have a great Mother's Day weekend :)
Paolo,
This park is near San Diego, about 4 miles north of San Diego.
Sue,
Yeah, those guys were very imaginative and creative. Awesome. :)
Carver,
They do look so real from a distance. Have a great weekend! :)
Julie,
Thank you very much. It's definitely going to be a hit with kids because of all the miniature replicas they have of cities and monuments. Pretty cool place to visit. :)
Wow..that's nice. Imagine the amount of time and effort to build a city out of lego.
what a great legoland shot that is. I read the Carlsbad part and you had me going...
have a great weekend...
Fishman,
I still wonder how long it took those people to set the whole display up. Thanks for the visit! :)
Ellen B,
Thank you very much. :) Have a great weekend too!
Cool! i should make something with the bizillions of them i have in my basement- might be good therapy. :D
happy weekend!
very interesting photo
amazing! lego is on my list of most loved toy because i've been longing to play it even now.
this one is stunning coz at first i thought it was real but then i thought it was just an ordinary miniature. then upon reading your post... it's lego! cool!
That's really cool!
Oh that's beaut! I love lego pictures. I have one on my blog of my son in a lego store in Dubai... must repubish it. :)
it must be quite a sight to see all these works of art. i used to play with legos with my nephew and maybe because i have no talent at all, just creating something worth looking at is so difficult. i would love to see this someday too.
Legoland is on the list! Great shot. Have a wonderful weekend.
nice picture... i can just imagine the painstaking effort that went into the construction of that scene :)
btw, my photohunt pic is also up now... and I really appreciate you humoring me by answering my tags :)
am pretty sure kids love you back :)
aaahhh... miniatur cities. we also have in here. nice shot
Mine in here Thanks
nice shot
Will you visit mine Thanks
This sounds like an interesting place to visit. Have a great weekend.
Thats pretty shot and looks like i want to visit there one day. Happy hunting...
It looks wonderful. I have visited Legoland in Denmark, now I should go and hunt for those old pictures, lol.
Happy weekend and happy weekend :)
I didn't realize at first that it's made of Legos until I read the comments. Looks real.
Wow - amazing!! My boys would love that!
Happy Weekend.
Cute. I wonder how Lego will do it for the Philippines. Luneta? Why not.
Sayang, we missed Legoland's theme park when we were in Carlsbad not too long ago. I'll probably check it out soon.
Wonderful. There's a Logoland at Disney's Pleasure Island and Market Place shopping area in Orlando. But they're life-sized!
Very cool shot!
incredible skills of that person who did that. very detailed.
My kids love Legos, especially my son. His room is covered with legos at this moment. Legoland is already on our "dream vacation" list.
Thank you very much everyone for your very nice comments and visit. Rest assured that I will visit your blogs to look at the pictures you've shared for this week's theme. Thanks again. :)
Love your photo! Its fun to see what each one posted on this week's theme... Legos, you say??
Ancient One,
Yup, Legos. :) Thanks for the visit!
great photo. i wonder how many thousands of Lego[s] they've used here.
i'm sure i commented on this post the last time i dropped by. anyway, i was in san diego last wk of april but went to sea world instead. i'll be back there by june and if my sked allows i'll probably visit legoland.
btw, madurodam in the hague, the netherlands has a better version.
check out the linkl--
http://freelargephotos.com/?subject=Madurodam
Ipanema,
Amazing, isn't it? :)
Mitsuru,
I checked that site out and yes, you're right. The displays are awesome and very well made. This place is a must see then if I should have the chance to visit that country. Thanks! :)
awesome pic!
hapi mother's day to your mom!
take care, buddy!
Fingertalks,
Thank you very much. Take care, too! :)
cool shot indeed. it beautifully tells a story of playfulness & quiet grace.
The Suspect,
Thank you very much for the compliment and thanks for the visit. :)
galing,galing ng shot mo :)
keep those pictures coming.happy photo hunting na din :D
Yvonne,
Thank you. :)
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