Wednesday, July 6th 2005

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BZZZP: fuzzy's comment rules. ps rules also the levitating girl. ps gramma wha

in response to july 3 2005 toronto

BZZZP: i am so incredibly mindfucked by you descibing the colors of things in b&w photos... but yeah thww clothesline one is niice. i should ggo shoot this building by the qboro that has the same vibe.

in response to Parking Lot in the Heights

BZZZP: I have been ssaying that to myself for years, literally. I keep waiting for a mpx bump on the canon dslrs, can't qquite swing the 22mpx medium format back.

in response to twice for a rainy night

BZZZP: I feel compelled to respond to this with: St. Petersburg, Russia, directly in front of the statue of Peter. ... The less than exciting explanation is that many couples stop here as part of their wedding ceremonies.

in response to Snow/Trash: NYC

Venus: No one is picking up the phone, I guess it's clear shes gone & this little masochist is lifting up her dress, guess I thought, I could never feel the pain I feel. Hey Jupiter, I know I wouldn't of left you here, hiding here. I know the courage dies...

in response to Untitled

elaine: i know! isn't it. i was already filming that day and my friend said 'look at that leg' - i couldn't believe it. far out

in response to into the deep

frakt: here are other pictures from the same ride: othila.no-ip.com/cpg132/thumbnails.php?album=3

in response to San Francisco industrial district

kobe: that is so creepy, elaine! love the photos though. i know right where that water is and wouldnt be too surprised if it were a real leg in there 8-]

in response to into the deep

kobe: i was off on holiday for a bit then came back to find this entry. good stuff! i for one would not mind seeing much more of san francisco. cheers!

in response to San Francisco industrial district

elaine: leg!!!!

in response to into the deep

nb: I love citynoise.

in response to San Francisco industrial district

Peter: nice! check it: www.sleepingfish.net/5cense/5ptz/5ptz_03.htm also: matt.pintglass.org/index.php?p=319

in response to manhattan from LIC

Peter: heh, that looks just like my area of brooklyn, all the way down to the kuma graf. well, and minus the water and sutro tower ;)

in response to San Francisco industrial district

elaine: that one has got a little of a christo mojo about it just now

in response to Eastern Pkwy, BBG

Peter: cool! i think we should start a series of photos pf such buildings, all with their own special names, heh. there are about 5 such semi-constructed buildings in my hood. must get flicks of em.

in response to Eastern Pkwy, BBG

elaine: i see it, and immediately i think of a building on the thames which i think of as being the typewriter building. one day when i go 'up west' i will bring it here

in response to Eastern Pkwy, BBG

Laura : Thank you, Jamie. :) I plan to post often.

in response to Red Bank Display

elaine: jamie, it is a real word, but not a real spelling (impressionistic)

in response to Commuters, WTC Station

Peter: time to go on and schedule that two-week holiday for summer 2012!

in response to freudians Vs olympians

Jamie: whoopdie-fucking-doo

in response to freudians Vs olympians

Peter: heh heh! you guys got it! congrats! >;) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_Summer_Olympics

in response to freudians Vs olympians

Peter: ...that and the fact that my cam doesnt like hot, humid, rainy days ;)

in response to Commuters, WTC Station

Jamie: time for a new camera, with a bulb setting, methinks

in response to twice for a rainy night

Jamie: i particularly like the second and last ones. they'd make great desktop wallpaper at a higher resoultion. Feel free to contribute more to the site. I think i speak for many of us here when i say you seem to display some real photographic talent:-)

in response to Red Bank Display

Jamie: your commuters are becoming increasingly immpressionistic (if thats a real word)

in response to Commuters, WTC Station

Jamie: you must be joking

in response to freudians Vs olympians

Peter:

in response to Commuters, WTC Station

Peter: cool- i used to work up at cpmc in washington heights... its quite an interesting place, thats for sure. also: welcome to citynoise :) these photos are great. feel free to grace us with more submissions anytime!

in response to Parking Lot in the Heights

Peter: i dunno, most mommas that have even a vague idea about cooking could probably outdo mickey d's "big breakfast"... nice. one of my secret hobbies is checking the scrawl that people add to ads like this. nice!

in response to culinary insights from the trenches

Peter: i knew this graf writer who once entered a freight layup to bomb some of the cars in there... turns out they were all tanker cars like the one shown above... to make a long story short, he climbed atop the car to see what was up, and discovered that he...

in response to Precision

Peter: steamy, rainy, lovely. im loving the photomontage stuff here lately, also...

in response to twice for a rainy night

Peter: sweet!

in response to Red Bank Display

BZZZP: and sometimes it's clear why gibson might live there... hot.

in response to twice for a rainy night

elaine: bollocks

in response to freudians Vs olympians

elaine: the pagans of my mind, that is

in response to morris matisse

elaine: what gets me is how little these geezers look like pagans

in response to morris matisse

roland: yer - there's nothing like a bloke shaking a stick with bells on it to get an englishman's pagan juices flowing. the tate is in a top spot - the south bank is generaly teeming with events on any given day - by the time i even get to...

in response to morris matisse

elaine: gosh, that's a fascinating and insightful comment, i never woulda thought of it that way

in response to Chav Massive!

joey: the ecological trickle down waste theory. it's one way of spreading the industrial decay. if you have a couple of different chemical cars on one train you get a trickle down cocktail.

in response to Precision

fuzzytank: hehe i think it was actually called 'coconut tree' on the label the cousin bought anything that would make the loudest sounds so the show was not the brightest but i think he woke ere' body up

in response to Red Bank Display

Laura : That one looks like feathers!

in response to Red Bank Display

fuzzytank: awww you go on takin them photos of strange people an make them look beautiful cause when i try an snap wierd people they just keep lookin wierd

in response to july 3 2005 toronto

fuzzytank: the hotel had a pretty kickin view... i was on the couch but i didnt mind cause I just left the sliding doors to the balcony open and had an awsome view wakin up that high in the air is really something

in response to one time in the day light

fuzzytank: pretty much missed all the real shows but heres one from WA! ;)

in response to Red Bank Display

Laura : Thanks, KC. Those are two apartments on the same floor- friends and family set up the lines. My boyfriend lives the building over and his mom shares a line with his grandma. I think its nice- and economical.

in response to Parking Lot in the Heights

ravae: Been there and seen this it is Awsome I recomend to every one to go see it.

in response to Bishop Castle: Another Self-Made Masterpiece

jeeff: nice. my towel fell off the line once while i lived in tokyo. it fell down a crevasse between two buildings and i never got it back. pissed me off. but i enjoyed watching it weather through the seasons.

in response to Parking Lot in the Heights

jeeff: how cool that you've got the same shot in day & night time.

in response to one time in the day light

kc: these shots of a building with laundry, in black and white...feels like something out of another era, a movie...(On the Waterfront, or something??)...is that all one apartment or do two share the line, I wonder? anyhow, welcome.

in response to Parking Lot in the Heights

GGP: I'm there! Take me to the sky.

in response to Lands End Arrows

ea: gotta question... you seem to take canted photographs (3236.2051.2053.2318.2321.2322.2323), even when it isn't in an effort to fit more in the frame. why is that?

in response to street photographie

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