Monday, December 12th 2005

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angela: catherine- hi thanks for pointing that out, found it hard and I had my five year old son hepling for better scope! but i'm sure if you in a worse state of mind you could see plenty more.

in response to Lion

Zag: Was a long way away when it went off... Couldn't really hear it burning when I was taking those shots but it was amazing to see the flames reflecting in the windows of a house about a mile away across the fields.

in response to Oil Fire...

andy: i'm an english born and breed man, recently moved into the west of belfast, I see the murals on a daily basis, I see the suffering in them and the way forward, so why can't people understand where, why and the FULL meaning of these murals. Last of all These are...

in response to Graffiti in Belfast

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Holy shit! Were you home when it exploded? What does 600 million gallons of fuel burning sound like?

in response to Oil Fire...

Zag: Just round the corner... there weren't many taking photos from where I was because the road was supposed to be shut!

in response to Oil Fire...

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: These are really beautiful. I love cities at night. They are unreal.

in response to Manchester Lights B

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Well done for getting this close! Do you live nearby or did you make a trip out there? Were there a lot of people taking pictures?

in response to Oil Fire...

colavito's ghost: Manchester = Tokyo

in response to Manchester Lights B

GGP: whoa! hellish images.

in response to Oil Fire...

Zag: It's pretty mad... wanted to go closer but the Police had other ideas...

in response to Oil Fire...

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: armageddon.

in response to Oil Fire...

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Are they encouraging people to drink Budweiser before they go hunting? That doesn't sound dangerous at all.

in response to Hunters Welcome

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Spoiler. Spoiler. Spoiler. As I see them: eyeballs/pupils= 2 just above the eyes (the light 'eyebrow' shapes) = 2 Between the 'eyebrows' = 1 bottom part of the nose = 1 whiskers = 2 And did you notice the legs down the lion's throat? Drugs indeed!

in response to Lion

GGP: these are great, too. that last one is wild.

in response to Manchester Lights B

Nairi: interesting jack.. and thank you Peter.

in response to Music Man

danthemanone: yooo JA IS STYLLL UPP , HE JUST CRUSHD THE I95 HIGH WAYY WITH THIS NIGGAH OJ... tottally crushedd ittt...both sides of the high way.. they painted over it alreadi tho .. cept one wall... JA Ok niggah !

in response to JA: A True NYC King

Peter: this is definitely a best of entry.

in response to Trump Taj Mahal

Myke: Loving the contact sheet.

in response to Trump Taj Mahal

Myke: I see seven. Took me a while, I was about to make some comment about Catherine being on drugs.

in response to Lion

Myke: Heh heh.

in response to Manchester Lights A

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: There's a sack joke in there somewhere, but I am a lady (in Little Britain style).

in response to Manchester Lights A

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: I see 8.

in response to Lion

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: I know that pet photo's aren't the common theme here, but she is just so unlikely that I wanted to share.

in response to Unlikely

Peter: i see 5...

in response to Lion

Peter: nice vespa!

in response to walking around chinatown and old city

Myke: Thanks guys! Nothing prepared me for that huge Santa. He's on the roof again this year too. Can you see the space shuttle in his sack?

in response to Manchester Lights A

Peter: also: heres to mega high-res new cameras ;)

in response to Dec 08 2005 Toronto

Peter: wow, that adds a while new twist to the image-narrative. nice catch, hool.

in response to Dec 08 2005 Toronto

Peter: thats fascinating, jack. nairi: glad to see you back. this is a nice photo. looks like he's playing for his jacket/bag there!

in response to Music Man

Peter: hooray for more graf trux!

in response to Graffiti Truck

Peter: i like how the cat is sticking out its tongue in the last shot, hehehehe. big ol' plump fatty just sitting there!

in response to Unlikely

Peter: thats a great shot, jameth...

in response to Traffic

Peter: ...woah...

in response to Mirage

GGP: these are AMAZING!! that last one is going to give me nightmares, while the first one is setting me to daydream.

in response to Manchester Lights A

Peter: nice find! also: love that black-and-white style...

in response to Buffman

Peter: wow... your photos are great- theyre quickly making me fall in love with manchester, a place ive neither been nor thought much of before. awesome!

in response to Manchester Lights A

jeeff: wow, that's wild. with a projector?

in response to Mirage

Naj a la plage: yo...how did they do that(im not presuming anyone actually knows). but i've been wondering that every time i pass city hall. i cant believe they painted that shit. idunno i'm ranting.

in response to Mirage

luke: put my name luke robbo and i will give you 20 pound

in response to Albuquerque Graffiti Flood

jeeff: ha, yeah. and wash away part of your undercarriage with it ;)

in response to This Corrosion

angela: its were prtty woman was filmed. Rich has justed climed up the building to fech jules.How romantic

in response to Surely this is a good horse

karol sp: eu estava na minha casa lendo 1 revista e li alguma coisa sobre 1 esporte radical q pode ser praticado em qualquer lugar,e me intereçei ao terminar de ler a revista.entao liguei a tv e vi uns carinhas(lindos) falando sobre o esporte q eu tinha lido.

in response to Le Parkour

angela: look at the first picture, see the man on the far right, whats the crack with him? someone should tell him the car won't bite ha ha

in response to how many hoses under the hood?

angela: love the picture with figure painting first time i have seen anything like that very good

in response to walking around chinatown and old city

angela: I can see three faces is there any more?

in response to Lion

angela: yes graham you r right well said. we have the Good Friday Aggrement but this does not change the past and should not be forgotten. Its good to let people know what has happened in All Off Ireland and teach the children the past so they dont relive it in...

in response to Graffiti in Belfast

jack: its lonely in there. at one time people worked there and made the most of it. they worked hard and long hours to make money to support their families. i can see a person cleaning up to make their work area look nice and workable. i...

in response to Burntout Brunswick Warehouse

art critic(so he thinks): this shit isnt true graf! this shit is just puttin your name everywhere and takin some risk. thats not what graf art is. its not an artform if you take no pride into it. the guys just risk their asses to get fame even though its not the right fame....

in response to i miss Berlin

jack: so this means that after the snows have melted away and the salt on the roads are washed away take your car to the car wash. wash away.

in response to This Corrosion

Mad Jane: "like a healing hand"

in response to This Corrosion

robert: keep on, peter, keep on...

in response to First Snow

elaine: aha! smartypants! well, i never left the station there, though, did i? and cafe open is in woodgrange road which is E7 because it is forest gate and not stratford. (i win)

in response to on the way to stratford

jamie: it's a bit like reservoir dogs, but it'smore like the abandoned garden centre me and my mates used to muck around in. It's gone now. Demolished to maked way for affordable, cramped together yet stylish starter homes for equally stylish young couples. This one time we were bombing around in...

in response to Burntout Brunswick Warehouse

jamie: "stencil graffiti artist who likes to be anonymous but gets in the papers a lot"

in response to Santa\'s Ghetto 2004, Charing Cross Road

anon (217.205.0.17): Full Listing here SANTAS GHETTO OPENS IT DOORS FOR THE FOURTH YEAR AND IS OPEN FROM TODAY UNTIL DECEMBER 24TH. The ghetto is a street level free-for-all art gallery that brings you some of the most feared names from the failed artist circuit All picturesonwalls prints, books, stickers, and original art is for sale....

in response to Santa\'s Ghetto 2004, Charing Cross Road

elaine: catherine, you want to stop getting your ears chopped off. you need them

in response to Burntout Brunswick Warehouse

anon (217.205.0.17): Its on now... it opened last week on Berwick Street Soho, and Closes down for another year on Christmas Eve.

in response to Santa\'s Ghetto 2004, Charing Cross Road

jackin: nyc that is

in response to taggin n pimpin

The Birdman: Probaly the longest dwelling residents remaining in this neighborhood are the Woodberry family. How about asking them for a little commentary and input on the destruction and redevelopment of the neighborhood to accompany your photos? I think the Woodberry family would add animation to your photos, by relating intimate details...

in response to Brush Park, Detroit

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Do you get your own farts, or someone elses?

in response to Music Man

jack: well one day i was standing with my granny, vincenza 'the icepick' on 86th street and bay parkway waiting for the trolley. she asked me why i was looking up at the sky and i told her i was thinking about the ozone layer. she told me that...

in response to Music Man

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