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In [[Warwalking]], [[Bree]] and [[Daniel]] have taken refuge in an abandoned warehouse. | In [[Warwalking]], [[Bree]] and [[Daniel]] have taken refuge in an abandoned warehouse. | ||
| − | + | Inside the warehouse we catch a glimpse into the living conditions of Bree and Daniel while homeless. After a shot of a crow, the camera pans to a wheel with a very distinctive logo on it. In the following shots Bree is walking down a street beside a building built with very distinctive brick work. Here we see Daniel looking for a wireless connection; a process commonly called [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warwalking "warwalking"].The wall here bears a very distinctive graffiti mark, which is the warwalkers' symbol for an open node. | |
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Bree and Daniel have taken to looking in dumpsters for resources. Here we see a number of things in a dumpster including: Premium crackers, a cup from Del Taco, a grocery bag from Trader Joe's, and a Snickers wrapper. | Bree and Daniel have taken to looking in dumpsters for resources. Here we see a number of things in a dumpster including: Premium crackers, a cup from Del Taco, a grocery bag from Trader Joe's, and a Snickers wrapper. | ||
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We also see Daniel still looking for a Wi-Fi Internet connection. | We also see Daniel still looking for a Wi-Fi Internet connection. | ||
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In Warwalking, Bree and Daniel have taken refuge in an abandoned warehouse.
Inside the warehouse we catch a glimpse into the living conditions of Bree and Daniel while homeless. After a shot of a crow, the camera pans to a wheel with a very distinctive logo on it. In the following shots Bree is walking down a street beside a building built with very distinctive brick work. Here we see Daniel looking for a wireless connection; a process commonly called "warwalking".The wall here bears a very distinctive graffiti mark, which is the warwalkers' symbol for an open node. Bree and Daniel have taken to looking in dumpsters for resources. Here we see a number of things in a dumpster including: Premium crackers, a cup from Del Taco, a grocery bag from Trader Joe's, and a Snickers wrapper. We also see Daniel still looking for a Wi-Fi Internet connection.
The watcher
In the background of this picture (see gallery bellow) we can see a dark figure (possibly two) who may well be watchers. With this type of film making it would be easy to avoid having such a figure in the video so the placement would appear to be deliberate. However, we cannot say if the intention was to place a watcher in the location or if it was to create a frenzy of rumours with viewers.
Inside
Inside
Industrial fence
Walking outside the warehouse
distinctive Logo
brick work
warwalking symbol
graffiti symbol
dumpster diving
looking for a Wi-Fi connection
watcher?
