Joss Whedon Field Trip
This was the splendid idea of bitterbyrden, whom I visited today: tour Los Angeles for its Jossverse locations. We had a blast. Here's the result, in picspam, so that you, too, can share our fannish dorkness:
Wolfram and Hart office building, actually owned by Sony. I wonder whether this tells us something about Sony?
Angelus Rosedale Cemetary (yes, that's the actual name). This is where they shot the location cemetary scenes. The guard, alas, was a jerk and would not let us in, despite it been a quarter to five (and they weren't supposed to shut their gates until five.) So I was reduced to one picture from afar.
The Hyperion, on the other hand, which is actually an apartment building, got photographed from several sides and with its beautiful Courtyard. Behold:
That Angel fellow sure knew how where to live. As evidenced also by the next location:
Angel's mansion in Sunnydale, also known as a Frank Llyod Wright building. Who knew? And speaking of Sunnydale:
Yes, it's Sunnydale High! Be still, my fannish heart. Oh, I loved this. Despite the light getting worse for photos.
More Sunnydale High. And one last look:
Wolfram and Hart office building, actually owned by Sony. I wonder whether this tells us something about Sony?
Angelus Rosedale Cemetary (yes, that's the actual name). This is where they shot the location cemetary scenes. The guard, alas, was a jerk and would not let us in, despite it been a quarter to five (and they weren't supposed to shut their gates until five.) So I was reduced to one picture from afar.
The Hyperion, on the other hand, which is actually an apartment building, got photographed from several sides and with its beautiful Courtyard. Behold:
That Angel fellow sure knew how where to live. As evidenced also by the next location:
Angel's mansion in Sunnydale, also known as a Frank Llyod Wright building. Who knew? And speaking of Sunnydale:
Yes, it's Sunnydale High! Be still, my fannish heart. Oh, I loved this. Despite the light getting worse for photos.
More Sunnydale High. And one last look: