Comments about 50 shots

There are 100 comments about "50 shots"

Robert: Magnificent shots... the first one deserves an award!...

in response to: Barge Train in the Fog by CartLegger

Robert: Peter, except for the difference of the El tracks, this place reminds me so much of Roosevelt Av.around Woodside, Queens. If you're still around there, it'd be nice if you took some good shots at the......

in response to: This Heart Is Safe for Valuables by Peter

blessoner~nation of creation~: ITS AMAZING HOW GOOD THESE SHOTS ARE! I CANT BELIVE IT. I'VE BEEN INVITED RECENTLY TO GO TO THIS TUNNEL! WOW I CANNOT BELIVE ITS SUCH A PLACE OF BEAUTY! IF THERE IS ANYMORE INFORMATION......

in response to: The Freedom Tunnel by Peter

KAZonee: i live in coney island and its crazy u hear alot of gun shots sumtimes its became a hood ndd astro land is dirty...

in response to: Coney Island Ferris Wheel by Unknown

Cream - HKI: Nice shots. I went there somewhere around June / July and all of them without the exception of the first piece seen here were run over. Mostly by their own as if all of them......

in response to: Graffiti Factory: The Wall by EvilGentleman

EvilGentleman: [[img:22090]] The stencil you posted above, back when it was still fresh, in [[7100:July 2007]] Hmmm, if you have been prowling the back alleys of {Shaughnessy Village}, I wonder if we have bumped into one another yet?......

in response to: Montreal City Graffiti by Cream - HKI FIN

EvilGentleman: I really must start posting more often. I see a lot of the stuff from the {Saint-Laurent Boulevard} area near the {Under Pressure} sites, as well as some stuff rom the {Plateau Mont Royal} area.......

in response to: Montreal City Graffiti by Cream - HKI FIN

Ben Spin: Dude these shots are awesome. me and my friend went down here few days ago, but we used a different entrance. i gotta get down here with my camera sometime. awesome shots dude, really. a......

in response to: The Freedom Tunnel by Peter

Robert: Superb shots and excellent text!...

in response to: Tower 49 by Franny Wentzel

Robert: Peter... Would that sign be on 96 or 98 St. Marks Place? By the way, wouldn't it be nice to take some good shots to that building again... from different angles, like you know how....

in response to: Call Crazy Landlord by Peter

Sean Hopkins: Thanks! Joey~ Hah, I know. The oddest part of the experience was that you see people who have money up the wazoo, and people spending their last two bucks all in the same place. It's......

in response to: Belmont Park: A Day At The Races by Sean Hopkins

My Block: Wow Laura, great story, I'm sure you got an "A" especially if the responses your article received had anything to do with grading you. I read every one of the responses and enjoyed them immensely.......

in response to: Yorkville: A Neighborhood Recalled by Laura

EvilGentleman: Nice shots, El. Sorry I missed this post, I have been a tad truant as of late. Peter, I agree, your addition was perfect. The artist who designed the fountain has now had his inspiration revealed......

in response to: Dandelions: Pretty but Pesky by elicar

Seaniedawg: Mr. Legger, as much as I am still a young man and can only helplessly concur with the aforementioned "sex" comment by "anon" I would like to add that these pictures, as much as I......

in response to: Navy Yard in High Contrast by CartLegger

Peter: aww yeah, this is awesome! i agree that this one really takes you somewhere. ive never seen any place that looks like {albuquerque}, especially these shots. you better plan on showing us more! this sort......

in response to: Ditch Journey in Albuquerque, New Mexico, U.S.A.! by Centripetal Solaris Smith

Peter: cool looking place! any idea what it is/was? i like the long-exposure shots with stars, and the one showing the wooden roof from the inside... nice!...

in response to: Lake Taghkanic State Park Tower by Sean Hopkins

Peter: haha, wow. these are some of my fav sorts of posts... details of the outside of something odd, followed up with shots of the inside. nice. i can imagine two people just sitting in those......

in response to: I\'m Ugly Inside by joey

Peter: {renik} has got chattanooga on smash... the last shots of the creek remind me a lot of the dayton [[wiki:Pocket wilderness]]... ever been there? more copperheads but fewer beer cans ;)...

in response to: Suck Creek by fuzzytank

Peter: i put some more shots of this place [[9672:here]]......

in response to: 6 Moths, 10,000 Miles Later by fuzzytank

Alito: I love how the lady in the last photo is like "Look at this chick taking a photo of this weird mangy elephant shit". LOL. Uncanny find, great shots....

in response to: The Lost Pride of Bushwick by luna park

pan pohoda: Nice shots. Would like to see photos from Tucson and Prague too....

in response to: Milwaukee Meander by e:o:o

Hannibal: Nice to see some old photos of newark, I grew up in Newark in the 60's and I remember living in the projects (64 Broome St) during the riots, It was pretty scary having the......

in response to: A Walk Through Brick City by Peter

Peter: hahaha, yeah... the close-up does look a lot more like "Jesus"... im really enjoying these series... i guess i never get tired of graf and city shots :)...

in response to: Saturday Walk : Brás - Part IX by livia

Peter: love the market shots, and that last one... is that a canal?... is really cool, too....

in response to: Saturday Walk : Brás - Part VII by livia

Ron Wagnell: Verdun, what a place. Loved growing up there and really wish I could meet up with all my freinds, for just one more time. English & French, we played hockey together, we played together, we......

in response to: 45 Minutes in Verdun by CE

Sean Hopkins: Once again, made the trip up there and this time I got some indoor shots. [[img:34617]] [[img:34618]] [[img:34619]] [[img:34630]] [[img:34631]] [[img:34632]] [[img:34633]] [[img:34634]] [[img:34635]] [[img:34620]] [[img:34621]] [[img:34622]] [[img:34623]] [[img:34624]] [[img:34625]] [[img:34626]] [[img:34627]] [[img:34628]] [[img:34629]] ...

in response to: Kings Park Psychiatric Center: Digging a Little Deeper by Sean Hopkins

fuzzytank: extra shots [[img:34266]] [[img:34267]] ...

in response to: 6 Moths, 10,000 Miles Later by fuzzytank

Margie Swingle: Wow! I love the white legged and the red tailed squirrel. Thanks for posting the shots. I saw my first red tailed black squirrel near Kent Narrows in Maryland. What a beauty! So striking! I......

in response to: The Elusive Red Tailed Black Squirrel by Biff

jack: great people shots. good eye....

in response to: The Elusive Red Tailed Black Squirrel by Biff

dglenn: When I left, after taking these shots, I spoke to the only security guard on duty who told me that there is one particular guard, who works nights and that he would probably take me......

in response to: Abandoned Hospital by dglenn

jack: interesting pic's. i'm in florida again. hope to get some cool shots to load up here. that is a creepy spider. good bird shot. ...

in response to: Riverway by mime

adam: Great shots.. I can give you some olympus e series tips if you want...

in response to: Port Elizabeth Container Port by CartLegger

dglenn: Here's a couple of shots (not good-blurry) from my apartment window in Peterborough, Ontario. The first one I've named Redtail for somewhat obvious reasons. He or she is the healthiest looking squirrel I've ever seen-maybe because I......

in response to: The Elusive Red Tailed Black Squirrel by Biff

Somebody: 1 in 86400 per day if the bird flies in front of the camera in one second. Each day the camera is on increases the chances 1 in 43200 if it comes by once a day......

in response to: A Happy Coincidence by Plastik.hu

Graham: The bird in the picture is a male Great Tit, a common bird seen throughout Europe. Great shot. I wouldn't be surprised however if the camera was full of shots (not necessarily as good as......

in response to: A Happy Coincidence by Plastik.hu

Peter: nice shots... im sorry to see it renovated into the sort of place that "may eventually sell many pricey items", but im glad its still there and being used by the public. im just glad i......

in response to: High Line NYC Industrial Replay! by CartLegger

groovehouse: Yeah, I love fisheye and wide angle shots! ...

in response to: End Of Day: The Menil by groovehouse

little ukraine: jeez, those first few shots could be the LIE. interesting, thanks for the post....

in response to: 77th Region by nytlc

Peter: dude, some of those action shots are killer! i liked this one, especially: [[img:33567]]...

in response to: Rye Playland by Sean Hopkins

Peter: i love the perspective of those first two shots... were you on the roof, or just looking out a very clean window?...

in response to: Lot from 22nd Floor by joey

Jethro: good shots....

in response to: Lot from 22nd Floor by joey

CartLegger: thats one worthy commute you got--nice adventure shots! I knew there was more to that commute! ...

in response to: Sidetracked in Harrison: Stadium and Bridge by Peter

Pabbbbbblo: A Rail-Fan. LOL. Actually, I shouldn't laugh because out of all of these cool shots, my favorite one is the first one with the Transit engine in it o_0...

in response to: Sidetracked in Harrison: Stadium and Bridge by Peter

jack: really nice shots peter. you should do a book....

in response to: The Other End of the Tunnel by Peter

jethro: great shots! I would like to go to New York to practice my photography (but first I need to actually get into photography :P)...

in response to: Demolition Interruptus by CartLegger

CartLegger: You can find some [[9353:daytime shots of the same spot]], as well as some very interesting background info on why this building is standing there half demolished. ...

in response to: Urban Decay @ Night by adam

Peter: nice! clad yours came out so nice... 90% of mine were just grainy enough to be annoying, hahaha. cant wait to see the other guys' shots... definitely going back here for more adventures ;)...

in response to: Urban Decay @ Night by adam

Sanzay: Sean, thank you for bringing me back to my childhood, back to my forgotten dreams. It is touchy! /* yes, I am weird */ And I love the sense of humor in your snapshots....

in response to: Long Island City: A Meter Reader\'s Perspective by Sean Hopkins

Mime: These shots were taken with a digital camera and infrared filter, Peter. This was my favourite shot of the bunch I took for my Uni assignment and we've now moved onto the next one which is......

in response to: Experimenting in Infrared by Mime

Shaolin Fox: Was waiting for you to get to this. Extra points for getting the Parachute Jump in the submarine shot. =D *arg* I wish I had a working scanner. Have some nice shots of the Thunderbolt before......

in response to: The Ghost Ships of Coney Island Creek by Peter

Peter: ahh, sweet! this is my fav sort if post... exploration, graf and decay. those first two shots are especially nice, too. if i had something liek that near me, id be in thre every day,......

in response to: Canals, Warehouses and Goodtimes ! by Chuck

CartLegger: Color me inspired! Soon as I get some filters, I'm gonna shoot me some of that stuff. KEep us informed on this thread of your developing shots, please....

in response to: Experimenting in Infrared by Mime

little ukraine: thank you for this! sadly, every time i've gone on this bridge it's been in an automobile, so the plaza goes by far too quickly for me to appreciate it. i'd love to......

in response to: Manhattan Bridge Nocturne by CartLegger

adam: My nightly ride home from work.. I keep meaning to snap some of these shots. I love the dark entry to the bike path.. Makes the trek to brooklyn start off a little spookier....

in response to: Manhattan Bridge Nocturne by CartLegger

Rich: Nice shots, thanks for taking us back (with black and white pix) to a time many of us remember and wouldn't mind going back. The fireworks once a week, many more rides and sideshow attractions,......

in response to: I Love Coney Island by Sean Hopkins

adam: My bad jokes wore off you today apparently. Glad you got all the shots I couldn't get with my full memory card ;).. as usual. Would've loved to have gone to the top. We probaly should......

in response to: The Red Hook Grain Terminal by Peter

TC Kong: Yes, these are quite good shots. But while it's great to watch the tram, it's even better to ride it! And I have - several times in one afternoon. The views FROM the tram are......

in response to: The Roosevelt Island Tramway by Catherine Penfold-Waxman

Ariel: lol awesome. Hobart is becoming very Asian, a lot of Asians live here. I guess I'll have to take a few shots of other towns around the place :)...

in response to: Far South by Ariel

AK144: Word up man the shots was burner...

in response to: The Wrigley Gum Factory by Peter

EvilGentleman: Mitch, I took a few shots of the Seville already. Not much to shoot, unless I feel like doing an urbex in the back....

in response to: Ben\'s Deli by EvilGentleman

CartLegger: I really enjoy the non-tourist urban view quality of these shots. They really give a view of what its like there. Nice shots!...

in response to: Next Stop Giza by Holly

Sean Hopkins: It works! Here are a few test shots I took. It's great cause this camera is from 1958 I found out, and it doesn't run on battery. [[img:32276]] [[img:32277]] [[img:32278]] ...

in response to: Taron Camera by Sean Hopkins

anon (static.unknown.charter.com): Fan-TAS-tic shots. Really cool graffiti too....

in response to: The Wrigley Gum Factory by Peter

adam: glad you got more (essential) shots than me.. i cant afford to run out memory card space next time ;) ...

in response to: The Wrigley Gum Factory by Peter

adam: sick.. inspiring me to do some film shots ;)...

in response to: Abandonment on The Hudson by Sean Hopkins

anon (d154-20-186-161.bchsia.telus.net): Such a great location and you got awesome shots. Right ON!!...

in response to: The Staten Island University Hospital by Peter

Peter: and i even got in a trip to {williamsburg for dinner}! lets see your shots!...

in response to: The Staten Island University Hospital by Peter

jack: nice shots...

in response to: Newtown Creek Environs by Peter

Takkun Monsoon: "Attention passengers, the next Orange Line train to Forest Hills is now arriving." Not the same Forest Hills, but this just reminds me of the peacefulness of abandoned urban rail lines (of which there are a......

in response to: Down on the Forest Park Railway by Sean Hopkins

Elektronymph: pretty interesting place. i live about a half hour from there. kings park psych isn't as grand a spread but for some reason i think kppc is cooler than pilgrim. nice shots though....

in response to: Pilgrim State Psychiatric Center by Sean Hopkins

Mary: Great shots! The building is so massive and ominous, I'd never dare to enter it - abandoned or not :) Thanx for posting! I wonder what the authorities want to do with this building if it is......

in response to: Pilgrim State Psychiatric Center by Sean Hopkins

little ukraine: glad you were able to get these shots! this place is slated for some pretty massive redevelopment, no telling when it will actually happen. story goes that when they shut this place down,......

in response to: Pilgrim State Psychiatric Center by Sean Hopkins

Peter: yeah, now you know for next time. the average person can usually outsmart the average cop, but it does take some practice and forethought, hahaha. wow, yeah, loking back at the photos, i can see the......

in response to: Pilgrim State Psychiatric Center by Sean Hopkins

Peter: these days, being able to quickly and unobtrusively eject/pocket a memory card without looking at the camera is a good skill to have ;) unfortunately, not so easy with film... lol. i see the energy in......

in response to: Pilgrim State Psychiatric Center by Sean Hopkins

Peter: i really like these sorts of shots. {classic citynoise}....

in response to: Open Windows by David

Peter: aww yeah! my moms side of the family comes from {new orleans} way back. sadly, i havent visited since i was a teenager, but we used to go down every year for a visit. i......

in response to: A Day in New Orleans: Part 1 by Graz

CartLegger: Holy CityNoise! i was gonna think that you had missed out on our incredible adventure in Hunters Point today, but your seed simply fell closer to the tree! These are amazing shots that make me......

in response to: Fort Totten by Sean Hopkins

fightingforward: Nice shots dude, I love ruins. I'd love to see more....

in response to: Abandonment on The Hudson by Sean Hopkins

Peter: {ralph avenue}, wut! i love the train shots. more!...

in response to: A by Jessikah Vee.

Sean Hopkins: Anytime my man! Those shots came out amazing!...

in response to: From Under the Grand Street Bridge by Peter

CartLegger: Much respect for the mechanical profession! Will keep my lens out looking for more enormous rust and ruin for ya! If you ever would like a big version of our shots, just email me @citynoise.org...

in response to: From Under the Grand Street Bridge by Peter

Graz: Nice shots! I'm really loving the pictures of the turntable drive, but then again, seeing that I'm an engineer, mechanical photos are like porn to me. Great job guys!...

in response to: From Under the Grand Street Bridge by Peter

Graz: Sopme nice shots of what looks like a cool place! I love Forgotten NY...and it's how I found my way over here to citynoise....

in response to: Abandoned Shipyard by Peter

Graz: Just chiming in to echo the previous sentiments. Great looking shots!...

in response to: Long Island City: A Meter Reader\'s Perspective by Sean Hopkins

Peter: wow, this one is great, sean. this sort of post is the pure essence of what i love about cn in the first place. way to go, and i must agree with nwhyc re: more! there......

in response to: Long Island City: A Meter Reader\'s Perspective by Sean Hopkins

EvilGentleman: Wow, I am surprised at the way this post has evolved in the last two years. Perhaps I should wander inside one of these days and ask if I can take photos to post on......

in response to: Club Super Sexe by EvilGentleman

sara: The houses in your shots have the valves that regulate the overflows, and the gates shown in first shot. As I have heard, there are tunnels actually to the city, huge ones! ......

in response to: New Croton Dam by CartLegger

Sean-Michael : Hey I like these shots - I go to Forest Park and to the tracks when I'm out birding....

in response to: Down on the Forest Park Railway by Sean Hopkins

B.: These are fantastic shots, but so few. Have you any others you could also post?...

in response to: New Croton Dam by CartLegger

Peter: these are some nice shots... im really loving all the actual film photos people have been posting lately. i really like the second one, with the bridge and rails going off into the distance. and as......

in response to: Down on the Forest Park Railway by Sean Hopkins

CartLegger: Geeez! you'll leave your camera lying around anywhere, Sean! Yeah, those are some fine textured shots--are they from your film camera or a digital workplace stand-in? ...

in response to: Down on the Forest Park Railway by Sean Hopkins

Mime: Heh, KOALA Brooklyn style... The great thing about Uni is there are so many international students so the person who did this may actually have been from NY or anywhere. Walking around campus you hear so......

in response to: Who ARE the Alfalfa Brothers by Mime

Peter: hahaha, this one made me lol. yeah, i like that here in {nyc}, everyone else either is snapping photos too, or just plain toesnt give a damn about you or what youre doing... its conducive to......

in response to: Stupid Yellow Sign by Mime

Mime: That first one kinda reminds me of [[8851:this post]]. Tall buildings freak me out. Walking down George Street in Sydney a few years ago nearly gave me a panic attack. It was only overcome by the......

in response to: Architecture by TCL

Peter: hahaha, cool... how old is that camera? it reminds me of my old cellphone cam, which took watercolor-y shots, too... the neon in the last shot is neat......

in response to: Apple Quicktake 150 Pix by Franny Wentzel

CartLegger: Impressive both in terms of forethought and positioning. Great shots for citynoise! Hmmmmm, maybe we need an infrstructure tag, alongside the urban history?...

in response to: Apple Quicktake 150 Pix by Franny Wentzel

CartLegger: Great shots, sean. Been meaning to get in there, but don't have a car. glad its on citynoise! Incidentally, I am now in love with film. So what type did you shoot there. And where did......

in response to: Kings Park Psychiatric Center by Sean Hopkins

Jamie: Thanks. They're DSLR shots taken with a nice wide aperture cause it was a super-dull day. I must admit I've post-processed them to look more like film, but nothing more than tweak a few color......

in response to: Charing Cross to Chinatown by Jamie

Peter: nice! these almost look like your film-shots of yore :) i like the next to last one, especially. nice score on the c215 stencil, too... [[http://www.flickr.com/photos/c215]] oh and btw, is "chiquito bell" anything like "taco bell"?...

in response to: Charing Cross to Chinatown by Jamie

CartLegger: Omigosh! Thanks much for posting this very unique picks on Citynoise! Otherwise, the past is so quickly forgotten... #'s 5 & 6 & 9 stand on their own as classic shots...

in response to: Goodbye Shea Stadium, Hello CitiField by Sean Hopkins