I had a great time with Nate in old downtown Omaha. There’s so much great texture to be found in old buildings, they are so much fun to work with!
*Please do not write on buildings! I only use found graffiti.
Even chalk can hurt old walls.*
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Hello, What is name of building, it is closer to Durham Museum? Look Beautiful with old building. thank you!
Hi Catilin, it is an old train depot next to the Durham. It is a very interesting place!
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