Tuesday, September 26th 2006

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Sirhcbre: What does the bat say?

in response to The Other Side of Stop

benji: thanx alot, i can't usually place a finger on why im taking most shots, so maybe thats it, haha :)

in response to The Wind That Stole Dorothy

Sirhcbre: I'm looking forward to the next part. I want to know what wacky things will happen next!

in response to Road Trip, Part I

Stuart: As a new arrival to Toronto, I don't have the emotional attachment to this building as others might have. I'm sure most visitors have the same view as I do : "what the hell is this monstrosity still doing standing?" With such beautiful lakefront potential, this is a...

in response to Dereliction

Jamie: i cant quite put a finger on what it is i love quite so much about these photos. and your photography in general. in many ways they seem to anthropomorphise their inanimate subjects.

in response to The Wind That Stole Dorothy

Jamie: cool, i like these sorta posts

in response to Road Trip, Part I

Jamie:

in response to A Peace of Sidewalk

Jamie: Philip Johnson's Pennzoil Place

in response to Philip Johnson\'s Water Gardens

dfwtiger: Believe it or not....I have moved to a digital camera....it is easy to carry with me throughout the day. I use a Cannon PowerShot SD600 digital elph. I never touch up the pictures...I just take them as I get them. I like film better...but it is so...

in response to How I See Fort Worth

dfwtiger: This is such an odd place. It could not be any different than Dallas even though they are only 35 miles apart. One embraces the west...the other sheds the west like Atlanta sheds the south. Great place to visit.

in response to Train

dfwtiger: We joked in college that our football battle cry was peace eagle instead of "war eagle"....Oh how fitting is peace eagle now?

in response to Auburn University Football Saturday

dfwtiger: T & P stands for Texas & Pacific railroad. This is a shot behind the now vacant warehouse. It is a huge building that sits in isolation. Currently, talk is underway of converting it into residential. Time will tell.

in response to Homeless at the T&P Warehouse

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: The last one looks like something from the Wacky Races. www.nostalgiacentral.com/tv/kids/wackyraces.htm

in response to A Fistful of Stickers

dfwtiger: It's a really nice place. It looks like it floats on water....calm and relaxing.

in response to Tadao Ando\'s New Modern Art Museum

dfwtiger: The water gardens are going through renovations right now. An accident killed several people a couple of years ago. The City decided to do a retro fit....and then decided to clean up the whole park. I wanted to document the gardens in a run down state...then I...

in response to Philip Johnson\'s Water Gardens

Ellie: Hello Everyone, I was born and raised in Brooklyn. I lived right off of Bushwick and Grand Street. I attented 196, IS 49 and Eastern District High. I moved to Florida in 1990, but my heart still belongs to New York. I was wondering if anyone knows a...

in response to My House in Bushwick

jeeff: what's T&P?

in response to Homeless at the T&P Warehouse

jeeff: very venetian.

in response to Tadao Ando\'s New Modern Art Museum

jeeff: that's sad. and it looks so good with the water cascading down. i hope they find a way to make it safer without caging people in.

in response to Philip Johnson\'s Water Gardens

Peter: jeeff: Fort Worth Water Gardens

in response to Philip Johnson\'s Water Gardens

jeeff: wow. at first glance i thought it was a dove on the field in shot #1. then i saw an eagle and thought, "that's more appropriate."

in response to Auburn University Football Saturday

jeeff: what's the story behind the deaths?

in response to Philip Johnson\'s Water Gardens

Get out of your car, buddy: What a rotten story. Glad to know that you are not seriously injured. I can't believe that they took off! That always blows me away, and then to park it next to the cop shop! I stick to the pick paths as much as possible for this reason (not an...

in response to Blood on the Pavement

aer suzuki: nicely done.

in response to With the Roar of Cars / and the Lulling of the Cafe Bars

aer suzuki: spicy colors, looks good offset by the grey. nice shot.

in response to Quisqueya Bodega

aer suzuki:

in response to Death, Where Is Thy Sting?

aer: that first one -is- beautiful, they're all good shots. what sort of camera are you using?

in response to Philip Johnson\'s Water Gardens

Grant: I am sitting in an apartment in 1230 Burling (one of the buildings in Cabrini Green) as I type this. I have lived here since 2000 (and before that I lived in a house next to Cabrini that was destroyed in the Urban Cleansing of Cabrini and the surrounding,...

in response to Cabrini Green [whats left of it]

neS...: i think everyone needs to appreciate the art of graffiti whether its your crew or not.art is art ,that cat or crew bombin shit everywhere ,ya'll need to stop hatin on em fo rell yall just need to realize its about gettin stated gettin your name up reguardless how wack...

in response to Miami Art Massacre

anon (bas3-toronto12-1168024953.dsl.bell.ca): tke a pic at 83 irving avenue, brooklyn, n.y. ta

in response to Brooklyn Broadcast & Audio

WindyCity4life: I would ay Cabrini would be considered still dangerous.Last time i was their,their was a bunch of Gangster diciples walking around outside of the remaining high rises on west division street.My dad used to have to go up in high rise public housing in chicago such as Robert taylor homes...

in response to Cabrini Green [whats left of it]

zagg: the first one is beautiful.

in response to Philip Johnson\'s Water Gardens

procyon: I remember them looking a lot more full-of-water in the Philip Johnson coffee table book. Did they permanently change the way water flows after the deaths there? Or is it just the black-and-white?

in response to Philip Johnson\'s Water Gardens

zagg: Wikipedia: "Prattsville -- The hamlet of Prattsville is in the south part of the town on Route 23A. It was incorporated as a village in 1883, but later abandoned that status." --- sounds like a wild and crazy place.

in response to Prattsville Rules

joey: i overheard a townie fellow say, 'god damn it! i left a six pack of beer in the park last night.'

in response to Prattsville Rules

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