Monday, June 13th 2005

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ea: aha!

in response to elusive graffiti truck #2

hool: he landed on grass, but it was thin. the landing was perfect.

in response to montreal parkour preview

Peter: dont be afraid to let your colors shine!

in response to In the modern age...

j03: gay little pride fest rainbows!

in response to In the modern age...

puck: i live on nostrand its nice to see someone puttin up some pics of this spotput up some more of nostrand ok

in response to Nostrand Avenue

Peter: heh heh heh... lol!

in response to hunting the elusive graffitti covered truk

ea: looks like "odor" tagged both your trucks yesterday. hmm I think odor needs more style, bout as pretty as pusher

in response to hunting the elusive graffitti covered truk

elaine: hah, yes, there he is, barking at his paper parents on the step

in response to barkin\' dog

ambientfusion:

in response to hunting the elusive graffitti covered truk

Peter: this has a vaguely twilight, phallic quality to it. i love how the lights are surrounded by little round rainbows of refraction, too.

in response to In the modern age...

Peter: thats awesome that you can walk around in belarus, stenciling things in the broad daylight :)

in response to barkin\' dog

kobe: i love how u did all the photos into a montage. thats cool. it reads like a storyboard.

in response to barkin\' dog

elaine: cool as

in response to barkin\' dog

elaine: o so hool - check out the line continuing from the spiral staircase!

in response to montreal parkour preview

kobe: he yhool, didja see how he landed that? what did he land on? paving? ouch!

in response to montreal parkour preview

kobe: wow indeed. all i can say is NICE JOB bringing this one to us. this is good one-off content. i bet youre the only one that captured this, much less put it online. thanks for going through that effort- this one is dramatic and the sort of content that makes...

in response to high speed chase

kobe: also the last photo.... the man looks like hes making a bm onto the tube stop.

in response to Noise of Manhattan

kobe: oh my god that man's stomache is totally going to give birth to an alien baby!

in response to Noise of Manhattan

kobe: i think that the graf trux series are amongst my fav things on this site. thanks m8! more graf trux plz!!

in response to elusive graffiti truck #2

kobe: ja is the man. a simple google query informed me of his greatness. too bad the goo on this entry is so random, lol!

in response to Ja All City King

kobe: thats pretty. skyward bound flying motorways at night. cement legs crushing cars below under the watching eye of ringlet lights. the city never sleeps.

in response to In the modern age...

elaine: yesss, he puts a whole new twist on 'street food'. he takes off if you don't watch him like a hawk, and fine dines out the bins. he can eat a lot of rubbish in an ambient style while walking, but his last good chow down cost ian £75 and...

in response to Acton\'s Lock

jeeff: if they were, that must've been a fun stencil to put up. "now fire the guns."

in response to Epiphany

Peter: damn, thats huge! but... totally worth it. thanks a million. i keep meaning to go down there to see if that piece is still there, but havent had the chance sicne i first saw it in 2000-01 or so... thanks for posting this :)

in response to Sane Smith: Puttin' the Green in Greenpoint

Peter: ja is definitely one of my favorite nyc writers, thats for sure. thanks for the photos...

in response to Ja All City King

da letter: this is desolate n scary lookin 4 sure.

in response to closed carpark

da letter: ayo, i know this flick is hella large, but i thought u might wanna see that sane shit in its full glory so here it is

in response to Sane Smith: Puttin' the Green in Greenpoint

415-776-2900: skert is in marin......in prison!!! i ran into JENKS ESL told me he in San Quentin. That's rough. Poor guy. He had some sick tags and alot of etch tags. Oh well, do the crime do the time.

in response to Graf Trux 1: San Francisco

Peter: jeeff: NICE! thats the coolest thing ive seen today, hands down. thanks man, that made me smile :)

in response to Finite Hallway

Peter: not to mention... we're not stupid. we see the news. weve taken history. we know whats up and what was up in NI. i think jamie's entries have been spot-on, in regards to both the history of the place and the current state of things. i aprpeciate his entries.

in response to Urban Street Propoganda

Peter: jeeff: as construction/clean-up at the site progresses (albeit verrrrry slowly), things get shuffled around a bit... barriers are moved temporarily, walls and netting that purposefully obfuscate the site from prying eyes are momentarily loosed for moving, etc... and as chance would have it, i pass through there twice a day,...

in response to The World Trade Center Site

Peter: totally. i love the ruralnoise too.

in response to Another Ghost

Peter: i saw a big daddy kane video on vh1 this weekend. it ruled.

in response to Oldschool NYC

Peter: wow! now this is a good entry! its like a still-action eposide of "Cops", heh. i can almost hear them narrating the scene for the camera...

in response to high speed chase

Peter: also: street food... hahahaha.

in response to Acton\'s Lock

Peter: totally! youre representing the subtle, abstract anti-buff graf, heh.

in response to love buff

Peter: cant wait to see your photos!

in response to Acton\'s Lock

Peter: Halep kebabby! the legacy gary busey has left to the world of kebabs is astonishing! hehehehehe.

in response to Halep Kebab Feast

PRPoet: You want to talk about respecting each other and taking care of the nation; why don't you kick the gang shit to the curb?! Want to do some good? Be a role model to the shorties and teach them why being in a gang is bad. The...

in response to Humboldt Park

Peter: nice. airplanes over highways... i love shots of how incoming/outgoing flight traffic lines up with the rest of the scenery.

in response to freeway & airport a citynoise intersection

Peter: the color drips look like they were shot there with a paintball gun...

in response to Epiphany

Peter: wow, thats alot of green. nice.

in response to the view outside

Peter: nice! i love hte one of the guy sunbathing on the west side bike path. cool... thanks for posting these. yay manhattan!

in response to Noise of Manhattan

Peter: nice! northwest-style graf trux! :D

in response to hunting the elusive graffitti covered truk

Peter: ahh the constant battle of the buff. thats a pretty cool stencil in the last one. if you get more photos as time passes and things change, update us :)

in response to elusive graffiti truck #2

elaine: this is such a lovely suite of photos. i just looked at it again and was struck by the juxtapositon of different registers. nice

in response to No Complaints Today

elaine: i remembered it as a fabric thing, but maybe i was wrong, or else maybe, since you can make the emulsion yourself you can put it on anything. i was quite intrigued about it at one point and was going to try and use it for teaching, but it seems...

in response to San Francisco, from the Coastal Trail in the Marin Headlands

Lili: Yum. So this site has inspired me to get out with my camera ? I have some pretty good photos of UCLA Botanical Gardens - waterfalls and my pal the one legged scrubjay (some say bluejay but they are different). Hope to be posting more soon. Lili

in response to Acton\'s Lock

Lili: Oh, yes, I ran across this earlier. So fabric was used instead of paper ? The effect with fabric must be nice - grainy ? Lili

in response to San Francisco, from the Coastal Trail in the Marin Headlands

elaine: yeah, i think that's why she doesn't swim him yet, he is still a puppy. charlie, on the other hand, does get sick, but that is because of his preference for 'street food' - the more rancid the better. the canal is pretty clean, fishes live in it, and birds...

in response to Acton\'s Lock

elaine: sorry, idiot! here - www.astro.wisc.edu/~mukluk/blprint.html

in response to San Francisco, from the Coastal Trail in the Marin Headlands

elaine: i remembered - they are called cyanotypes, and if you search that you get recipes and everything. some examples athttp://www.astro.wisc.edu/~mukluk/blprint.htmlto give you a visual hook

in response to San Francisco, from the Coastal Trail in the Marin Headlands

jeeff: funny, as a visual artist you have to re-train your eyes to see the colour and atmosphere of light again. i'm part of an online illustrator's forum and many of the art-discussions threads are about the physics of light refraction. how it bounces and things like that. i know...

in response to Tasty Place

fuzzytank: haha sweet

in response to Hotdog!

fuzzytank: i saw another version of this... all the buff outlined in 3d, to bad i was on my way to a differnt location witha carfull of people and couldnt stop, but ill try an get back there afore it gets re-de-faced

in response to love buff

fuzzytank: nice thats more like it buddy we all get decom missioned eventually but if i ever make it to micronesia ill be lucky ;)

in response to fuzzy tanks in micronesia

naj: seen it hundreds of times. everytime it's that much more incredible.this time is no exception especially with the words.

in response to fuzzy tanks in micronesia

Lili: Kristy - nice post. Your post is very orderly and clear - reminds a dash of an industrial manufacturing procdure. There are lots of things that can be done with screen-printing. De cows are my pals as well. Thanks ! Lili

in response to Cheap Screen Printing Tutorial

vz: i know! i love how cameras pick up the actual color of lighting. the eye is designed to adapt to any light to ensure color constancy, but a photo reveals things like this

in response to Tasty Place

Anonymous (adsl-67-122-210-164.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net): If only I had the smallest concept of this bravery. I bow my head in respect of a great hhuman being.

in response to Bobby Sands: An Cumann Cabhrach biography of 1981

Lili: Coca-Cola Company, I would like to thank you for drawing attention to the work of Justo Gallego Martínez in Spain. I can, on one level, identify with difficult creative work that goes unappreciated. As odd as this next statement may appear, I believe it to be true: You have performed a very significant...

in response to Don Justo\'s Self Built Cathedral

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