Saturday, July 15th 2006

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Susannah : I really like your urban photographs - I just wish you didn't pick on people with mullets, seems kind of hypocritical - you know?

in response to School for the Deaf

Susannah : PS I always hated when people brought their bikes on the train - you dweeb!

in response to Mullets Galore!

Susannah : What I'm learning from this is that hairstyles and choice of clothing are the latest lines of segregation, ie if you have a mullet, don't ride this train (stick to the back of the bus), don't be caught dead in the city, use mullet only water restrooms, etc. I think...

in response to Mullets Galore!

Susannah : You are a true photojournalist! I grew up in a neighborhood like this and never thought to take pictures.

in response to The Bird Man

Susannah : Boring is as boring does?

in response to America's Most Boring Towns: 2

blood: cause a crab bitch own it

in response to Chicago, 5/12/05

ksedge: my pleasure. i only wish the shot could have been framed better but no matter where i stood i couldn't get it lined up right. however, i still think it's great.

in response to The Accordion Lady

joey: i'm originaly from ohio. i moved to california 30 years ago this month. i love the california missions and jack is right- there is a mystifying power at these sites. i will go to the missions whenever the opportunity arises. i have lots of misions photographs- all pre-digital.

in response to California Mission

EvilGentleman: Overall, Canada and America are great nations. But as far as to which side of the Atlantic they should have been built on, well... no comment.

in response to Oh Canada

EvilGentleman: We should demand greater access to shipyards. Perhaps if we show our artistic license to gain admission? Ok, enough from this pundit. I'll be good now.

in response to Cranes

Normanite: The idea of stopping in a town for a few minutes, taking a few pictures of abandoned buildings, and then declaring the town boring is one of the most pretentious, conceited, obnoxius, unwarranted, and judgmental excercises I can think of. It seems inherently diametric to the purpose of this...

in response to America's Most Boring Towns: 2

EvilGentleman: Hmmm, mental note, if we should ever organize "citynoise on the road" tours. Always book rooms in hotels with good views. Even if we do not need a room for accommodations, we should still pitch in together for a room with a good view to shoot from, and also to...

in response to Milk Bottle Water Tower

EvilGentleman: I just love the way you put that. I now have this mental image of a couple of thirtysomethings lurking around a corner, wearing holster belts equipped with etching tools, long extension sticks clutched in your hands, one of you looking to check if the homeowners have left yet, the...

in response to Indelible Sidewalk Art

EvilGentleman: Thanks, gentlemen. I appreciate your compliments very much.

in response to Toppled Crane Recovery Operation

mofidious: mofidious@hotmail.co.uk www.myspace.com/mofidious

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kerry: You are crazy if you think norman is boring,I live west of Denver now and would much rather live in norman.I've never lived in norman but lived about an hour north of it and went to norman every chance I would get.

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Jan: This photo is charming. Thanks for sharing it.

in response to The Accordion Lady

Jan: "People are naturally defensive." I think you enjoy that.

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Catherine Penfold-Waxman: is the second one sonic the hedgehog? One of our neighbors recently chose to completly concrete over their front lawn. They had to sit there for hours protecting it from the local artists (me and Mitch).

in response to Indelible Sidewalk Art

jack: you should love your country. your freedom was bought at a high price. your men and women before you joined with america in building this hemisphere. i, as a child, thought of canada as an extension of america. i love canada and i've only been there...

in response to Oh Canada

jack: great study pic. she looks serenely.

in response to The Accordion Lady

Whipslinger: Actually, I see rehab potential there.

in response to The Benny Farm Condemned Housing Projects

Whipslinger: Peter, to cure your curiousity about all those vast vacant lots, they used to house 12 story clusters of housing projects with names like Prince St. and Hayes Homes and Scudder Homes etc. They were not the greatest of living conditions by far and have been razed to make...

in response to A Walk Through Brick City

joey: evilg nice work. your disaster reporting photos are really some of your best works. and jack? are you still on the west coast this week?

in response to Toppled Crane Recovery Operation

joey: we can see the cranes at the port of oakland. but were kind of far away so they look like robot dogs.

in response to Cranes

joey: this batch of hool's toronto photos has an edward hopper-like feeling in the light and shadow

in response to July 13 2006 Toronto

joey: here's looking at you pilgrim

in response to The West at 43,000

jack: whew! you should sell these pic's to the insurance company. great photos.

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