Not just color, but also cool design. This building was a favorite. While I didn't get a picture of the front side that had a very rad "Q-bert" style design, I did get the connector between the two buildings. Traingularific!
See what I'm saying? Circles...some yellow. All nice touches.
This apartment building has a nice way of capturing the sunny side of Miami - a huge gaping hole in its structure to reflect the sun off the building.
Not your basic columns.
Not your basic wall...I think I am making myself crystal clear here.
I also liked the mixture of old versus new, like this church sitting in the financial district of Miami. Striking old Spanish architecture amidst colorful modern lines.
So, if anything, Miami is visually attractive and interesting to look at. But is there anything fun to do? I will report on that later...but here's a clue. Yes. Yes it is. (Okay, that gives it away...but you'll still have to wait for pictures)
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Between Dexter and CSI: Miami, I would say the most fun things to do in Miami are go to a club in a sexy dress and the next day wind up dead on a golf course or in the harbor. Do you think television has skewed my perspective?
No, TV has got it right. I'm pretty sure its consistent with reality. Doesn't Cold Case validate that theory? Miami Vice? Its all consistent.
And if you do die in Miami under suspicious circumstances, the detectives will be hot and the women who work on the case will be very attractive and expose as much cleavage at work as possible, which makes sense.
if anyone knows how fun miami is, it's me. if you want me to guest write that post for you, just come out and ask.
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