Garden of Eden 2

Garden of Eden 2

Posted on June 7, 2009 by Chris Ringler

More pics from the alley near my apartment.

Published by Chris Ringler

Author, blogger, podcaster, filmmaker, artist, and all around odd fellow. View all posts by Chris Ringler

2 thoughts on “Garden of Eden 2”

A. Morisson June 7, 20098:53 PM Reply

Great pics. Cutest little Zombie I ever did see.

Check out my Zombie Research Society blog at:

http://www.ZombieResearch.net

Hope you like it, and keep up the good work!

AM

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Mandie Sue June 13, 20091:48 AM Reply

These are my favorites! You are really showing that camera who the boss is buddy! Awesome photos and awesome job!

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