Sunday, January 1st 2006

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anon (p54BD0122.dip0.t-ipconnect.de): habby_neW_YeaR_ ram51

in response to Broadway Squat

anon (p54BD0122.dip0.t-ipconnect.de): hi joey..... habby new year + thx 4 ur comment cU_oN-MaTrIcx_tis_yEar r51

in response to DECEMBER subWAY

anon (dial81-131-140-204.in-addr.btopenworld.com): 2 faced shites and nothing but scummy tramps

in response to The Hair Shop

elaine: more info here 34broadwaymarket.omweb.org/modules/wakka/HomePage

in response to Broadway Squat

Peter: danger of death! i love Railworld... you know, im sure few people have documented it, outside of your town. i always like seeing new photos.

in response to Railworld Redux

elaine: london has it's own weather. i fear leaving the micro climate, i don't have the clothes for it!

in response to December 30th 2005

elaine: ta, myke, i liked it too and put a portrait of it in abject objects peter, i don't mind being a bit obviously not perfect about it, but at the same time get a jag of guilt for not trying a bit harder for some dopey reason. bah the pics i montaged...

in response to Full of Gas

Peter: wow, i cant get over those tile-roofed brick buildings. so old, so pretty...

in response to Proper Snow

Peter: jamie- what cam are you using? these surely arent Cameraphone pix, eh? i hung out with a friend the past few nighs who is spending the year working in london and is back here visiting for the holidays... she says snow like this is sort of a rarity for the area....

in response to December 30th 2005

Peter: wow, jamie, these are really good! love the lighting... esp the second one...

in response to Waiting for a Lift: Christmas 2005

Peter: theres an awesome updated read called "what were losing: razing for ratnerville begins" at www.forgotten-ny.com/STREET%20SC . . . nerdevelop/underberg.html that is certainly worth an indepth look...

in response to Atlantic Yards

Peter: wow- this is a great sort of entry- a fascinating photo with a story behind it that really catches you. please keep us posted as to the outcome of this... as a new yorker, i can surely empathize with development/greed... see the article about the atlantic yards in my hood :(

in response to Broadway Squat

Peter: i always like your photo-montages, actually... and the gasworks are an endlessly fascinating photo subject, for sure...

in response to Full of Gas

Laura : I love the second one.

in response to Waiting for a Lift: Christmas 2005

Laura : Beautiful colors :)

in response to Full of Gas

Myke: Really like the second one. I laughed at the upside down trolley.

in response to Full of Gas

elaine: fab. she looks great. the woman in li'l georgia has a pretty consistent look, and a haughty wan face. she always put on a good show, visually. i guess other people actually spoke to her, but beyond saying hello and goodbye i never liked to speak to her because i liked her...

in response to Broadway Squat

keir: Sometimes its ur fault but other times its not, i mean u said if it bites u don't put it back in their cage, well won't this teach him to bite when your trying to put him back in, this way he can stay out longer. in all a gd...

in response to Parrot Biting

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: I have a friend whose dress sense is amazing. One day Kron be in an Austrian Durndal (like in the Sound of Music) and the next she'll be wearing vintage 70's polyester with grapes and fake flowers in her hair. She declared herself an independant nation in 1998 and has...

in response to Broadway Squat

elaine: what is irritating, is that a lot of the regeneration is beneficial, but the greed has invisible costs, like when you build tons of housing and don't add any new doctors for instance... also what is irritating is the french (i ask you!) cafe that moved in to the little georgia...

in response to Broadway Squat

elaine: hang on a minute! where are the vacations, celebrities, and nature?

in response to still shipping

Myke: I really like #4 and #5. Good stuff.

in response to still shipping

jack: the whiteness of a newly fallen snow covers the dirt and grime of a city or town. its pure and we love the purity of freshness. its refreshing and unpollutes the air. we love the thoughts of childhood and a new snow. playing, being carefree and...

in response to Proper Snow

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: The first picture: danger of death by an untameable arrow. And that's a surprisingly colorful/colourful building in the fifth shot. Very cool.

in response to Railworld Redux

jack: yes, sadly this is called greed and progress. the old, interesting, quiet places are changing in to mega buck establishments. money or rather love of money is the root of all evil. when you cannot find a reason for change look to the money wrinkle.

in response to Broadway Squat

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Now these are christmas lights without the santa shapes.

in response to Waiting for a Lift: Christmas 2005

elaine: sno snow here

in response to Proper Snow

Myke: Oh, I just remembered you asked me to tell you what I think of the EOS 350D? I love it. The sensor seems to be really good, and I like the controls. The 18-55mm kit lens that comes with it isn't fantastic but it'll certainly do the job in the...

in response to December 30th 2005

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Sorry to hear about your mad cafe going kaput. At least with all the attention they will be properly shamed.

in response to Broadway Squat

jack: colors are great, thanx

in response to Waiting for a Lift: Christmas 2005

jack: nice filters, good touch. reminds me of a book i read when a child

in response to December 30th 2005

elaine:

in response to abject objects

Myke: Great colours!

in response to December 30th 2005

elaine: just before broadway market

in response to empty reference repeat

Jamie: what was the question?

in response to Urban Tedium...

Jamie: compare and contrast:

in response to First Dusting of Snow

elaine: what? you mean you can't?

in response to In the Rain

Jamie: sometimes i wish i could taste photos

in response to In the Rain

Jamie: i love your photos. classic citynoise show and tell

in response to Commute at Dusk

champ: wow cool u can c a lot of stuff

in response to Coney Island from the Air

champ: but the gwb goes to jersey too

in response to The Bridges of New York City

champ: yo how do u put photos on your post

in response to The Bridges of New York City

champ: ooo yea happy new year to all of you

in response to The Bridges of New York City

champ: peter yes i no they go to jersey i live on the island but the bridges of NEW YORK meens that all of the bridges in the new york city ;-$)

in response to The Bridges of New York City

jethro: those deer look like there beaming up in a star trek episode. nice shot.

in response to Holiday Deer in the Headlights; 2006

jethro: remember, in texas, you have the right to bear arms. bare arms.

in response to Dream In Blue

joey: i know what you mean - i just watched 'wings of desire'.

in response to DECEMBER subWAY

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