Cameron (and Liz)'s photostream  

The upside of the only available parking spaces being on the roof is the view.

You can see the marquis for the AMC Criterion in the center of the image, a little below halfway down from the top. That's the Thrid Street Promenade.

There are two mountain ranges in the shot. On the horizon are the San Gabriel Mountains, and at the left-hand side are the Santa Monica Mountains.

Just right of the center of the image, above the rounded black window is the Century City skyline.

This is my favorite turnout on Little Sycamore Canyon.

The car is pretty dirty, but you wouldn't know it from this shot.

I think that the Scion FRS looks more aggressive than it's cousin car from Subaru, the BRZ. The Scion has the same side view mirror pods with cameras in them, but they are more sculpted on this car. Also, the glass was not completely blocked, enabling you to see in the car a bit.

Overall I'm guessing that the Subaru will be better handling, and the Scion will be more stylish.

This photo is from the 2011 LA Auto Show.

The Subaru BRZ acually looks more conservative to me than it's cousin car from Toyota (Scion in the US). From the looks of things, Toyota seemed to be farther along with the car - the Subaru's windows are blacked out so that you cannot see inside the car.

The side view mirrors are just little pods sticking out with cameras in them.

This photo is from the 2011 LA Auto Show.

The view from Las Flores fire road in Glendale, looking towards downtown Los Angeles in the distance.

The color of the light late in the day was so warm and cozy, but it was only in the low 50s F when I shot this.

This panorama was shot using 3 landscape format (horizontal) photos, put together using the Autostitch iPhone app.