Friday, October 28th 2005

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?: it`s not there no more we hot wired it

in response to hunting the elusive graffitti covered truk

?: so true my brothers

in response to Dine

?: ya i kn

in response to Home Sweet Home

?: FUCK THE COPS

in response to Cops on Mayday

barry: This is a nice photo hool i love the sunset.

in response to shipyard tower sunset

barry: Yeah jay nice photos,I would love to do a post on bars in my neighbourhood.

in response to Toronto Dive Bars

barry: Elaine I would love to see the before photo.I bet that sign was not in it.

in response to victory cafe

Mother: And you told me you were still a teetotaller, have you been telling Mummy porky pies?

in response to Dirty Grand Central Martini

ea: and I think he calls himself "Workin' Man Curtis"

in response to A Tiny Sampling of Portland..

Catherine: You are an excellent photographer. I feel like I'm right there, on 42nd Street, when I see your photos. Thank you for posting them! And I could go for a dirty martini, extra olives, right about now.

in response to Dirty Grand Central Martini

ea: hey it's the trumpeter ! wow he sure is everywhere, for not being at all good. well I guess in these two he's standing in the same spot, but still... guess it's all in the presentation, and his suit's always crispy white

in response to A Tiny Sampling of Portland..

jack: very good paul

in response to Slice of Grand Central

jack: the shorter days in brooklyn at evening time are beautiful. i always thought of myself as a child of the evening. i loved that time of evening, with the long shadows, i had to be in my house by the time the sun went down or my...

in response to Sunrise in Brooklyn

jack: now i know what happened to my chicken bone.

in response to Cannibals!

jack: ups men retire very wealthy.

in response to Alewife T Station

jack: by the way i hope she did'nt get wet from the fountain spray.

in response to A Tiny Sampling of Portland..

jack: as nice as the photos are i cant help but find myself drawn to the party of the first part, that which seens to have a soft, contour downward, yielding to two, soft, round, ever delightful spheres of influence, that grab a hold on my eyes and divert them to...

in response to A Tiny Sampling of Portland..

jack: is that a budgie, i thought it was a parakeet.

in response to Magnet Fragment Collector

jack: could thumbs be pointing to what he is thinking about as he scans the street. happy gent contemplating a day of youth or a funny sight of line.

in response to Yet Another Construction Worker

jack: sad, we are all going to experience that scene some day.

in response to col1296

jack: catherine, thank you for the pic's. they are great. i worked at the grand hyatt. perhaps next week i'll wrap myself in a blanket and sit in the halls of the terminal and beg for a dirty martini. i think i'll go up stairs and make...

in response to Dirty Grand Central Martini

jack: i like the backsides

in response to oct 14 2005 toronto part 2

ET: Write back pussys if yall talkin bout somethin. sUCK tHIS dICK

in response to Dallas Graffiti Like What!

ET: FUCK STD...

in response to Dallas Graffiti Like What!

Mr. Wilson: Nice pics. I especially like the couple dovercourt photos. As a local resident, I'm not as concerned with the Starbucks. Any change to that corner is good, even if it is starbucks. The old hall is one of my fav. buildings in T.O.

in response to toronto night

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: I'm somewhat new to dirty martinis. They are regular martinis (I prefer vodka to gin) with some of the juice from the olive bowl thrown in. You usually get some extra olives, too. Making it a nice snack and a very potent drink. The photos are a bit out of...

in response to Dirty Grand Central Martini

fondoer: i'm from Guadalajara , you all got some good as pictures soy de polanco by the way

in response to Guadalajara Centro Graf/Paste-Ups

Peter: its all about the olive juice...

in response to Dirty Grand Central Martini

nadzy: if u no anyplace mail dem to me @ nketrouci@hotmail.com

in response to le parkour: london waterloo jam

nadzy: nt relli started yet need to know were da best spots near east london are for parkour training

in response to le parkour: london waterloo jam

GGP: oooh, spooky. just in time for halloween!

in response to col1296

jeeff: wow, really nice photos looking down on the street. pretty unmistakable. i like #2 as well, with the one guy's face captured clearly in a crowd. also, what's a dirty martini exactly? i found recipes on the web but i don't know the difference between those...

in response to Dirty Grand Central Martini

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: I'll have to track down the '34th Ave 4ever', but here are a couple to be getting on with.

in response to Hi Hi Hi Hi :)

Dan G: Oct 27 7am: Alot of selectivity in the way you stacked, cropped, and color arranged these shots. Old? New? I like the way you saw this graffiti and presented it to us. Old or new, it changes in the light and is part of our urban experience.

in response to Graf Exit from Brooklyn

terrorist: just went and got $198.32 worth of paint exactly. re-stocked the stash.

in response to SoCal Flicks

vz: this is my favorite so far. the blurry lights work very well especially where they are.

in response to NYC 2012

vz: I would've loved the extra grain of 800 speed, but I wanted to get a little motion blur and shallow depth of field.

in response to Trump Taj Mahal

Paul G: It's really nice...like the crescendo of some drama. The figure atop the pediment is both lordly and also reassuring. It's like, if you get into the Station, then everything will be ok.

in response to Slice of Grand Central

Paul G: Nice to get support from the family.

in response to Under the Bridge

ian: Only ISO400? :)

in response to Trump Taj Mahal

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