Tuesday, July 18th 2006

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chiamattt: word. this series is awesome. great cross-section.

in response to July 17 2006 Toronto

Chris Erb: I wish I could take photos that were just a fraction as beautiful as yours.

in response to July 17 2006 Toronto

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: We shall add your distinctiveness to our own (again).

in response to Cyborg Tax

groovehouse: Welcome back ian!! Love the CYBORG TAX sign!

in response to Cyborg Tax

ian: great story. true citynoise.

in response to Good Cops

Peter:

in response to Tumbleweed Weave

ksedge: wow, just found this, and i love it! Joe Contello, if you're still out there, i'm really intrigued about how you do these "digital paintings". maybe you could shed some light on the subject?

in response to Brooklyn Bridge

Jamie: it was one of these: www.spectraintl.com/xcic/cic-150.html

in response to Beat-up Derelict Buildings in my Neighbourhood

ksedge: groovehouse, just added the link.

in response to Robot Truck

ksedge: here's a smiling robot truck

in response to robot building

chiamattt: I have a sch-v500 review.cetizen.com/sch-v500/

in response to Chungmuro Station

groovehouse: This image would be a great addition to our robot building thread!! =) thread: www.citynoise.org/article/1057

in response to Robot Truck

EvilGentleman: Since the original bridge's ironwork was built 120 years ago, in 1886, the C.P.R. Saint Lawrence Bridge has been used as a pedestrian walkway by the Mohawks of Kahnawake. It became somewhat easier to cross in 1910, when the track was twinned. The train bridge remained our sole means of...

in response to Train Derails on Bridge IV: The Aftermath (With Graf Train Passing By)

Peter: yay! nice...

in response to Robot Truck

Graham Schurman: Did you have permission from CPR to take these pictures? You could have gotten into big trouble with the the CPR Police if they had known you were on their bridge, especially since it was in severely damaged condition. Railway police take trespassing very seriously. I wouldn't...

in response to Train Derails on Bridge IV: The Aftermath (With Graf Train Passing By)

mofidious: rite "peterborough pete" we wer a full 6 piece band wiv a full set ready for gigs but our singer decided 2 leave at the last moment 2 go 2 uni to study music and in september our drummer is probally going to do the same . so all thats...

in response to Mofidious

aer suzuki: beautiful shots.

in response to Chapel Wharf

aer suzuki: wow that's alotta hoopla...over simple pictures too. very well shot, well composed images. i have to wonder what type of camera you used to get that bright glowing center vs. the darker halo 'round the edges of the frame, i really like the effect. well done.

in response to Beat-up Derelict Buildings in my Neighbourhood

aer suzuki: wowee that is about the coolest shade of blue i've seen in a photo in a long while. also like how this is arranged, nice.

in response to Freeway Cloudage

aer suzuki: man i want that poster in the top shot. nice pictures.

in response to Un-dressed in Brooklyn

aer suzuki: sweet blueness. both photos are cool but i really like the second one.

in response to Mountains Meet

aer suzuki: tasty. i like the last one best.

in response to Chungmuro Station

EvilGentleman: Oh, you mean you were serious? I seriously thought you were joking. Sorry for not replying sooner. If it makes you feel any better, I have seen this sign at least 5 times a week for the past year, and I only really "saw" it a week ago.

in response to Pathetically Recycled Signage

joey: today, you used you handphone well. looks like you froze time.

in response to Chungmuro Station

joey: cellophaned skies of houston

in response to Audrey Jones Beck Building Skylights

anon (104-148.127-70.tampabay.res.rr.com): Interestingly enough, I am not a resident of Houston. I was just wondering if you anyone has noticed that many people are being shot in the chest with guns at this time in Houston's History? So sad, why are so many people being shot in the chest multiple times there?...

in response to Shooting from the Chest

HATER1: thats pretty cool looks like a ny fat cap

in response to love buff

HATER1akr krew : yea nac is gone for sure it was so chill there any1 know of another graff shop.... werd is thers another 1 out there around portland somewere....help us out we have no were to go now...... lol

in response to PDX Graffiti 616 #2

groovehouse: Thank you EG! Chris, that is The Calais at Courtlandt Square, it's a group of New Orleans/French inspired apartments which take on the style of the few blocks that surround them. Here is their website: www.thecalaishouston.com/

in response to Houston At Night

joker: that shit is bangen

in response to graffiti trailer

Chris Erb: oh! Holy shit! I feel really stupid now! I didn't see the balls but I was trying to figure out what the things on the corners were. I thought they might have been clamps for a large sign or something. I kept looking at the "Net Champ" sign thinking...

in response to Pathetically Recycled Signage

zagg: Is that a gay bar in the background of the photograph of the man lighting his smoke?

in response to June 2006 Montreal Part 2

zagg: Pool, dur.

in response to Pathetically Recycled Signage

zagg: I hope that cat's name is Smokey

in response to Gongneung

EvilGentleman: Almost forgot to ask, do you want to pay extra for the codpiece attachment?

in response to Sexe Cite

EvilGentleman: Yup. All there. What kind of mask you want, and should those leather pants be open-cheeked or full coverage? And should the French maid's costume be in size 40 as well, or is it for someone special?

in response to Sexe Cite

Chris Erb: For some reason, this development really caught my eye. Is there anything you can tell us about it?

in response to Houston At Night

jack: im looking for leather pants, size 40, and a whip and mask. also a french maid's costume. have you seen anything like that in there?

in response to Sexe Cite

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