Monday, July 17th 2006

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EvilGentleman: Considering the fact that there is no post image editing, I must say the realistic color is quite impressive. Nice work.

in response to Houston At Night

Peter: i like the "SE" (?) at the top right. it looks like unfinished graf...

in response to Pathetically Recycled Signage

Chris Erb: Did it have something to do with basketball? I've been looking at this picture every once and awhile since you put it up but just can't figure it out.

in response to Pathetically Recycled Signage

Peterborough Pete: How can you be a band without a singer or a drummer? Seems to me like all you are is a guy with a guitar and a penchant for shitty stencils. But I gotta admit, I do love how you give so many props to sodium! I, for one, certainly do...

in response to Mofidious

mofidious: these above adresses are for people who have questions or want to critisise mofidious for what we have done .... still sorry that theres no music anywhere yet we got problems and still need a singer!!! and possibly a drummer at the rate things are going for us,, if...

in response to Mofidious

anon (c-69-249-66-117.hsd1.nj.comcast.net): Pat: I heard stories of Plum Beach from my family. who said they could only get to and from it in their Model T at low tide. My grandparents (2nd generation), father (born 1910) and my Uncle Bob went there in the early after World War 1 on weekends....

in response to Plum Beach

Joe F: Hool, I am always looking for your photos. Thanks for sharing. You photograph life in the city the way most of us live it.

in response to July 13 2006 Toronto

anon (host135.wissllp.com): Thanks - Lake George is a pretty awesome place to get refreshed- I recommend it highly.

in response to Fish Tales

ebola12: Cabrini-Green exsisted way before there was a "River's North". Actually it was just considered as the Near North side of Chicago. Cabrini-Green consisted of 3 distinct sections: (1) The low rise (roll houses)from Chicago Ave. to Oak St. Cambridge to Cleveland St. (2) Cabrini ext. from Chicago to Division St.,...

in response to Cabrini Green [whats left of it]

Biff: It was the Folsom Street Fair in Allan Gardens.

in response to Sunday Afternoon in the Park

aer suzuki: damn. i meant to tag elliot bay but guess i can do it here...sorry.

in response to Views from the Space Needle

aer suzuki: I got caught driving without my artistic license once...

in response to Cranes

EvilGentleman: I find it absolutely incredible that historical stuctures are valued so little in a land where they are so rare. I could understand Europeans not being terribly attached to hundred-year-old buildings, but they also have Roman ruins and Gothic cathedrals. Over here, these Victorian buildings are often the oldest structures...

in response to Long Time Gone

EvilGentleman: Your last 3 pictures have been awesome. This one and scaredy cat look like paintings brought to life.

in response to Fish Tales

chiamattt: Oh and Peter Caine, don't be dissin the skunk bud man. Seriously.

in response to Fuck Neck Face

chiamattt: See? Art IS wonderful. No matter how good or bad it is. In my opinion neckface is pretty boring stuff, but if people are talking about it, then he/she has our attention. Art is supposed to get the juices and emotions flowing, no matter how rude or obnoxious they may...

in response to Fuck Neck Face

ksedge: thanks for the tip jeeff. i've never really tried cropping photos (although i do have the software), not that i'm totally against it, i've just never thought it was right. it's not real or pure anymore. however, i guess all art needs it's work to make it great right? thanks again.

in response to The Accordion Lady

jeeff: i like the woman very much. i think in this case your difficulty in framing comes from shooting too wide. if you have a high resolution pic, try cropping it down. in photoshop you can specify fixed cropping dimensions, so you get a highlighted box that you...

in response to The Accordion Lady

jeeff: it's funny, almost like he had a hunch it'd be around for a looong time. well played, richard dale.

in response to Very, Very Old Windows

jeeff: i enjoyed it a lot, particularly the shadows in photo #1.

in response to Summer Shadows

jeeff: nice, what a timeless photo. i see shades of norman rockwell in this one.

in response to Fish Tales

baso: that waste is dope

in response to Tacoma Series #1

John Redmond: I have been to many airports as I travel for a living, DIA gives me the creeps. Something is just not right with the whole place.

in response to Airport Scenes 1

Chris Erb: meat = beat.

in response to L\'autobus Partie Deux

July 16 History channel: Secrets of Titanic have a pix of the old pier in that show... Blessings.. Ace's Nanna

in response to Cunard White Star Lines

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