176/366 Part 2. The gears and guts behind the magic that is the Green Monstrosity home run display on center field at Marlins Park. (Taken with Instagram)

176/366 A rather striking panoramic view of the field is available from the concourse in center field. A better view of the game than you’d expect. This is just from right-center concourse at Marlins park. (Taken with Instagram)

174/366 This is the scoreboard at new Marlins Park, and as you can see Allen Craig, the Cardinals first baseman, is batting. What I wish was clearer was the graphic the Marlins use here that features a picture of an actual Cardinal. That’s it right there, and yes for every hitter it appears to be boring its beak into the player’s ear. (Taken with Instagram)

123/366 A shipment arrived at the Cardinals clubhouse if these baseballs bearing a special logo from opening night at Marlins Park. The balls used in the actual game, however, did not carry this stamp. (Taken with instagram)

94/366 Opening Day. The first pitch in Marlins Park history is delivered by Josh Johnson toward Rafael Furcal, as seen from Seat 51 in the press box. (Taken with instagram)

92/366 It’s even more garish in person: the Green Monstrosity rising beyond center field at Marlins Park. It allegedly spouts water and has spinning fish whenever a Marlins player hits a home run. The players running offer a perspective on its size. (Taken with instagram)

48/366 Over on the other side of the complex, the redecorations are still under way leaving an inviting blank spot where “MARLINS” should be. (Taken with instagram)