Thursday, April 28th 2005

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true rebel: up the continuity irish republican army at least they have not given up the war there trying to finish wat the ira couldnt oglaigh na heireann up the C.I.R.A

in response to Shankill Road: Belfast

kilkeel_provo_girl24: the only attitude for irishmen and irishwoman is an attitude of revolt......fcuk all huns..u.t.p

in response to Falls Road: Belfast

skizzle: agreed. i live in NE ptown and unfortunately, lame graff in my neighborhood is not in the slightest bit appealing. one guy scratched "X3" into the front window of a new house being built. it took nearly six months for the property to sell after that. ...

in response to PDX graffiti like ummm...

Anonymous (dhip-013.east-quad.residences.colby.edu): How about the little bridges over the Gowanus Canal. There's a really great sign on one of them about a ridiculously small fine you have to pay if you go too fast- I think it's maybe $7-$12. I love that bridge.

in response to The Bridges of New York City

Peter: sure, post em here! check how to upload/post photos at this link:www.citynoise.org/post.php just upload the photo and you can post it into a comment or entry by copy/pasting the resulting code, you know, the part you'll see with the brackets around it (including hte brackets!)

in response to The Bridges of New York City

fuzzytank: thats rockin, love the guys in full office wear

in response to toronto longboarders 2004 meet

Mike: I have some recent pictures and I think some smaller ones in the winter of highway, pedestrian, and railroad bridges across the Bronx River in Bronx Park. Interested?

in response to The Bridges of New York City

kobe: id much rather see the original photo of the bridge than this blurry one. but hey thats just me.

in response to Brooklyn Bridge

kobe: the best part is that you cant even read the freaking sign anymore. its been taken over so thoroughly and with such overkill that it looks useless as both a street sign and as a graffiti spot.

in response to Sansom Street, 19104

kobe: i love where someone above asks does cocaine make it into nyc much? i would have to guess that would be an affirmative.

in response to NYC: Do you buy friendship and companionship with cocaine?

Peter: i went to look for more info on the eyemod and found this" images.google.com/images?q=eyemo . . . od2&hl=en&lr=&sa=N&tab=wi heh! the weird thing is my treo (palm+phone+cam) has a 640x480 vga cam, but i cant get photos this clear on it. oh well!

in response to toronto eyemods

kobe: hey, if you cant breed em, post em up on walls!

in response to Pet Bird Paste-ups

Peter: word, hool. this is awesome! thanks for posting again :)

in response to toronto longboarders 2004 meet

jayne: nice to see that i am not the only lino lover in the city!

in response to rapid hardware

kobe: lol wtf?!

in response to Somewhere in America: drugs

kobe: and these are cool by the way! i didnt mean no harm. just saying i dont know what all this is, but the graff is up all heavy and lookin nice. its just like i cant imagine anywhere where one person could rock some shit that hard and it still...

in response to The Hole: Abstraction

kobe: what'd you have a tag party in your attic or something?

in response to The Hole: Abstraction

hasslehoff: i found this today next to one of the laser printers at work:

in response to A Found Note

titi: hi waz up Iam tagging right now write back

in response to Graffiti

christina hernandez: Its bad ass tagging

in response to Graffiti

kobe: Now that's some interesting shit right there. I've gotten so desensitized to all the graf and tag bangers around where I live that its all begun to fade into a blur with all the rest of the messy, sad, and dirty scenery I pass in my neighborhood. You just...

in response to Pet Bird Paste-ups

hasslehoff: indeed

in response to Crip Graffiti: Brooklyn

jeeff: never heard of it or him. i'll have to look it up. i'm kind of put off by a lot of things i see in the media about japan/tokyo. it's hard to reconcile my viewpoint of japan as a "home" with the typical western view of it....

in response to tokyo by night

half loc: yall niggaz iz hot all up on tv & shit ....(smh) i'm a learnZ u though cuZz , im a learnZ u LoCc....6up crips 19HoOver neighborhoOd Crip...19st...LoCcs in here homie bklyn flatbush ave...

in response to Crip Graffiti: Brooklyn

Peter: don't worry, we're not going anywhere ;)

in response to Alcatraz Island

jeeff: no reliable internet till the 5th of may. siighh..

in response to Alcatraz Island

hasslehoff: sometimes i'm just walkin down the street and some random guys they'll come up and start axing me questions about the colours that i've got on. The angle of my hat. My mothers maiden name. That sorta shit. It's insane. They say stuff like ##"Hey you with the ladies hat...

in response to Blood Graffiti

jeeff: wow! these are fascinating.

in response to Trump Taj Mahal

Peter: awesome.

in response to Descending

hasslehoff: Doesn't come out readable with my nokia. Will perhaps have a go with a real camera at some point :-)

in response to Descending

Harry P. Ness: You're Wack boss... make some sense!

in response to Stayhigh 149

Peter: hahaha, id love to see a photo of that, dude!

in response to Descending

hasslehoff: When you reach the very bottom of this stairwell, it is proclaimed in large chalked-up letters that "Chloe fucked Chad in this flat" It's been there almost two years, and no one has seen fit to wash it off.

in response to Descending

Peter: I pass this wall almost every day, on the way home or to the bikeshop, and will make photos of what develops there. i added some stuff of my own yesterday. ill grab some photos of that to.

in response to Brain Damage Redux

Peter: On the north side of the street... between St. Johns and Sterling.

in response to Who are The People In Your Neighborhood?

hasslehoff: keep us informed peteyman

in response to Brain Damage Redux

undahill reprazent: between what and what?

in response to Who are The People In Your Neighborhood?

Peter: here is my most recent phonecam post. been doing a few more lately...

in response to Where I Find My Heaven

hasslehoff: thanks peter, i can get some quite reasonable results out of my nokia 6230 with a little photoshoppery.

in response to Where I Find My Heaven

Anonymous (ns12.pfizer.com): Nice. Can you post some big images we can use for our desktop patterns?

in response to The Hole: Abstraction

Peter: i love the photo of the library's innards. cool.

in response to Views you havent seen

Peter: what a lucky badass!

in response to Bike Messenger Pinned In East Side Crash

Peter: dude, thats freaky! that shirt photo deserves its own entry, heh... i love hte campics lately.

in response to Where I Find My Heaven

Peter: rip dondi cia kings!

in response to Dondi: NYC King

Peter: ahh, the insides of one of nyc's most sketchy night-spots. its always so dark and drunk in there. i love how the flash illuminates all the details and tags that wou wouldnt see otherwise.

in response to The Hole: Abstraction

Peter: sine: i dont have a photo of it online! I should. i know we have some shots of it... if you find em and tell me, ill write up a story about it :D :D

in response to Benches I Have Known and Loved

Peter: wow, jamie, those are cool. love the first one, the scanned one...

in response to A Found Note

Peter: lets see, jeeff!

in response to Alcatraz Island

Peter: I like it because, as times pass, only the aesthetic/pretty/postcard-ish moments are preserved... its not often you see such random, candid photos... of people simply walking around, of car crashes... from that period of time. awesome.

in response to Old Photos

Peter: gotta echo the aboce sentiments... how in the world did you get away with this? photography in a casino?! or even better, photography of/via/involving their security systems? so sketchy... and thats what makes it so wonderful. thanks!

in response to Trump Taj Mahal

hasslehoff: duh, alcatraz!

in response to Descending

hasslehoff: wow, wheres that one from?

in response to Descending

Peter: yay jamie's b/w lowres pics are back! cool, man. that last photo reminds me of this one, from the alcatraz entry:

in response to Descending

elaine: nice and gloomy does it

in response to Descending

hasslehoff: camphone pic of a found note

in response to A Found Note

elaine: it's way noisy by comparison to swinney, i bin there lately and that sounds mucho well carpeted by comparison

in response to Toltec Hivemind

hasslehoff: proposing on a bench. that is true bench love

in response to Benches I Have Known and Loved

hasslehoff: thats some noisy ol shizzul right there. fonem!

in response to The Hole: Abstraction

sine: where is the bench from straus park where you proposed to me!?!?

in response to Benches I Have Known and Loved

sine: mad props to the originator DONDI!

in response to Dondi: NYC King

sine: wow. these are so illegal. i love it.

in response to Trump Taj Mahal

sine: if this site has any kind of soundtrack, it's white noise.

in response to Toltec Hivemind

Jamie: also: I took a few other photos on that day along the river. On my way to my bench I spotted a tattered white shirt that had been deliberately hoisted up into a tree. A crude wooden frame had been fashioned to hold its shape as it swang in the...

in response to Where I Find My Heaven

hasslehoff: man, this is highly original and the kind of stuff that keeps me coming back here again and again.

in response to Trump Taj Mahal

elaine: Did you do this in a secrety spyish way? These geezers don't like their gaffs being photographed, do they? Or is that just in the movies? And look! Contact sheets! Are you from the olden days, a time traveller? The pics look swimmy and mysterious, as if it should be...

in response to Trump Taj Mahal

Anonymous (pool-162-83-169-233.ny5030.east.verizon.net): what a badass.

in response to Bike Messenger Pinned In East Side Crash

elaine: Blimey, d'you think? I can usually tell off kids and teenagers ok, but am more intimidated I suppose by adults, and also I have a strong revulsion factor for street drunks, but I do know people who are a lot kinder than me

in response to Mr. Chicago

homer: Mmmmm, goldin...

in response to Washburn Tunnel

elaine: I want to live in this future. I will need a completely new wardrobe. And a face lift. And a haircut. And SHOES. I think retrofuturist shoes, like maybe big platform shoes with stacks in different colours and cut out stars or hearts on the tops. Obviously heavy use...

in response to Views you havent seen

elaine: in the last one somehow they look like they are cuddling. it is great when you find a hook in to old pictures. i read an article once by a woman who had collected postcards of paris street scenes, and in one of them a man is arranging his flies...

in response to Old Photos

elaine: these look like jean paul gaultiere costumes for the fifth element or something! coool as mints

in response to engines

vz: ok, this makes me feel kind of stupid-- there's clearly a glaring contradiction in my last comment. i wouldn't've beaten those guys senseless, i would've... implored them to respect the homeless guy's dignity. yes.

in response to Mr. Chicago

jeeff: what's SoMa?

in response to Used Grease

jeeff: the cells have the exact same paint job as my apartment in tokyo. and i have the photos to prove it.

in response to Alcatraz Island

The One Young Son: Nice use of light.

in response to Used Grease

Anonymous (dhcp-hss231-97.sfsu.edu): i love the old car crashes, the police in the background gives me the shivers. very ghost like. :)

in response to Old Photos

Anonymous (dhcp-hss231-97.sfsu.edu): Reminds me alot of Bret Eston Elis novels.

in response to Downtown Los Angeles

Public Administration: the child is standing in a great postion, whould have been better if the sun was in a different postion.

in response to Black & White Shadows?

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