Falling for Camden – Autumn at CAMDEN Playground

This warm and intimate autumn image captures a single vibrant red maple leaf resting among a blanket of fallen foliage. In the soft blur of the background sits CAMDEN Playground, once the largest and most accessible playground in the world, welcoming over 1.3 million visitors between 1993 and 2013. Surrounded by golden trees and the warm glow of fall sunlight, the playground fades gently into the distance—adding a sense of nostalgia and timeless community pride.

Free and open to all children, with and without special needs, CAMDEN Playground stands as a symbol of inclusion, imagination, and joy. This image honors that legacy through the lens of nature, memory, and quiet beauty.

Captured by Nicodemas Nimmo of Full Spectrum Photography, this piece reflects his signature approach—community-focused, emotionally rich, and deeply connected to place. Based in Janesville, Nicodemas brings authentic Wisconsin stories to life through his lens.
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Premium Plexiglass Print

Printed on high-quality acrylic plexiglass, this piece offers a sleek, modern, and frameless display that enhances depth and color vibrancy. Our second-surface printing technique creates a glossy, glass-like finish while protecting the image from scratches and wear.

Each print measures 35" wide by 23" tall, is pre-drilled for standoff mounting, and includes four brushed aluminum standoffs—giving the artwork a clean, floating appearance that perfectly suits contemporary interiors.

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