Saturday, February 25th 2006

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Kim: Isn't that the problem, there is always someone who abuses the system!

in response to Clothing Bank

Myke: I like the first photo, just the right amount of background blur.

in response to So THAT\'S What the Night Settings Are For...

tyrany: "Wow... i'd like to have an penthouse apartment on top of this building.. ;) My country is expensive to buy apartment like that.. wondering how much it will cost me in LA.. ha ha.." its not apartments. its an accounting firms office.... still a sexy building

in response to Downtown Los Angeles

jamie: thank god i'm not the only one who dreams about this website

in response to Icinoise

jamie: or an undeveloped zone of dense residential

in response to One Summer Day

jeeff: i like a lot of dave mckean stuff too. he's an inspiration for a lot of people who are interested in digital photomanipulation. i use photoshop filters in my work too, but i always try to layer them or arrange them so as to create a more subtle...

in response to Thursday Night

AK: Tomorrow i hang my shoes too . It´s Funny And Gangsta Style

in response to Shoes

elaine: nice picture, by the way.

in response to Elephant & Castle

elaine: controversial, that is, before the spelling police arrive

in response to Elephant & Castle

elaine: there is an argument that 'elepahant and castle' is a corruption of 'el infanta de castille' and that this was where a mistress of charles 1st lived. it's a contraversial theory, though. www.worldwidewords.org/qa/qa-ele1.htm

in response to Elephant & Castle

adam: youre obsessed dude

in response to So THAT\'S What the Night Settings Are For...

adam: open photoshop. open this file then open the option for "levels"..notice theres 3 triangles under spikey lines? move the right most triangle until its atleast touching some black (doesnt have to be spikey). then these dark photos will be a thing of the past

in response to Toronto\'s Finest at Work

jeeff: haha jamie, i agree! i also love long shots of central park. the huge green rectangle surrounded by skyscrapers looks really utopian.

in response to One Summer Day

jeeff: i've seen squads of bike cops out on the most bitterly cold days of winter. it must take some serious stamina to work outside (on a bike) in weather like that.

in response to Toronto\'s Finest at Work

jeeff: great composition. i always want to shoot photos when it rains, but all the water splashing around makes it so tough. any tips?

in response to Trolleys in Rain

jeeff: it's hard to judge what will prove popular on citynoise because often the comments for a given article become as much a draw as the original article itself (photos, writing, whatever). i think that collaborative effort to add value is an important part of this site.

in response to Icinoise

an impossible child: who was she? (doubt she lived in a council estate, eh? :) )

in response to Elephant & Castle

Antoine.G.Abdallah: always and in every-trip to Alexandria .I fee full respect .

in response to Masonic Temple

John: Too bad drug addicts steal the clothes from those bins to buy drugs, I already called the Oasis bank to report this problem at the 555 Sherbourne location. Even the person in charge of the clothes pick up goes thru all the bags to see what he can pocket for himself,...

in response to Clothing Bank

Tony Mitchell: YOU KNOW I HAVE'NT BEEN BACK HOME TO WHITEHAWK SINCE THE 80'S READING THAT JUST BROUGHT BACK A BUNCH OF FORGOTEN MEMORIES

in response to Sunset over Whitehawk

elaine: home of el infanta de castille, allegedly

in response to Elephant & Castle

jeeff: pkto.ca/

in response to Le Parkour: An Introduction

jeeff: thanks!

in response to Carlton Stencils

BS5: I stupid and can't write --- that's what all us Puerto Ricans should due! C 'ya in'da'hood monkey! ALKQN

in response to Humboldt Park

elaine: hahaha - fab!

in response to Icinoise

GGP: I so appreciate the kind words here--for me, it has been such a dream come true to have a place to share the sights that delight me with other people (a worldwide crew, no less) and to be able to engage in the kinds of conversations this site promotes...and then...

in response to Icinoise

jamie: that 1st one is the moneyshot. it's like a game of simcity

in response to One Summer Day

jamie: ewok house!

in response to The Dome Home

jamie: ewok houses!

in response to Thatching with Style

jamie: doens't look like england. where in englad is there a wellington anyway? i'm not disputing that their is but i for one have never heard of such a place. I wager there may well be several small towns and villages named 'wellington' perhaps. but i doubt that this photo is...

in response to Old Bank

Tim: Isaiah Williams worked proudly at this plant from 1962-1989. The fact of the matter is that GM kept a roof over our head and food on the table (Loving son)

in response to Abandoned General Motors Plant

Jamie: that rain looks really fat

in response to Trolleys in Rain

elaine: ganked with permission - and if you wanna see more this is his website www.artofbrianjones.com/

in response to I Double-Dare You to Pull It

Dwight Bohler: this was one great movie why don,t they make more flicks like this. I would pay double the admission for tis kind of movie. Where would I write to get a movement going to start producing more of these type movies. PLEASE help me and my buddies ,we have more than 1025 members...

in response to Tough Load to Haul

dawg: the gherkin is cool, and pickled in vinegar, mmmm... pickles.... oops thats not about that :-) .. __ II

in response to The Gherkin

Billy: Having lived in both the USA and England, let me tell you a few things. Both countries electoral systems are fucked! None has real proportional representation. And in terms of laws probably both have an equal amount of shit and great laws. When it comes to crime the British media likes...

in response to Fuck England

elaine: i love his eyes, and also the way he is talking out the side of his mouth like a gangster out of an old movie

in response to robot building

elaine: meh - i am resigned. some for the gallery, some for the hardcore, whatever. every communication meets it's ear, i hope. i have not trawled through my postings but my plus populaire have to be sixy trolls (because of the name) and the burned out car. i started posting the...

in response to Icinoise

elaine: tragic! jack!

in response to Carlton Stencils

elaine: yeah, it's like a grunge sci fi set

in response to Hover Scrap

EvilGentleman: I just realized the full meaning of the "actually" at the front of jack's last response. No worries, jack, I figured out very quickly that you are a decent gentleman-type, so I knew that you were not criticizing. I was merely making a play on words. Sorry if there was...

in response to Hornet\'s Nest

EvilGentleman: LOL, maybe people thought Dirty Windows was a pornographic Microsoft product...

in response to Icinoise

Selig: jeeff: here be the hi res copies you requested. enjoy. http://au.geocities.com/jemus/vanbar/ note: geocites may misbehave due to data transfer limit. you might have to get them one at a time.

in response to Carlton Stencils

EAZY: I herd Sane or Smith bombed the brooklyn bridge. Does anyone have a picture of it??? R.I.P ALL-CITY KING, SANE

in response to Sane Smith: Puttin' the Green in Greenpoint

Selig: very noice.

in response to The Lincoln Tunnel

Selig: awesome. and somewhat surreal.

in response to Hover Scrap

Leszek: Hey i was thinking of startin up le PK, but i have trouble finding anyone here in toronto, any suggestions??

in response to Le Parkour: An Introduction

Elicar: Love the third, fourth and fifth.

in response to Leaves of Grass: Loose Translations

Elicar: There is no accounting for taste Evil. I never thought thay my Raccoons, Cute or Dangerous? and Dirty Windows would land in the top 10 articles for this month, especially the Dirty Windows. At any rate, thank you for your comment as it made me take a look...

in response to Icinoise

EvilGentleman: It says "This article has been viewed 263 times in the last 6 weeks" With shots this breathtaking, it really makes me wonder what the hell some people are thinking when they browse this site. The fact that this post can get an average of 44 views per week, while my...

in response to Icinoise

joey: where can we find the hool article?

in response to View from My Office in Calgary

BASICk POFm: Don't get cought up in graff shit nigga be smart. From the great legend himself and be carefull startin new krews a lot people will take u out b4 u ever come up

in response to Dallas Graffiti Writers Busted!

EvilGentleman: People? What people? These pics were taken around 3 AM along the service road to Autoroute 20, which becomes Highway 401 and eventually I-94. No pedestrians at that hour.

in response to So THAT\'S What the Night Settings Are For...

Chris Fuerth: Actually, although the "decay" itself is not visible in the picture, I was thinking of the Gardiner as decaying, in the 2 seconds I took to name the picture.

in response to Urban Decay

jack: you made all the people disappear with the train

in response to So THAT\'S What the Night Settings Are For...

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