Trap IF Type X-MEN Oze 108 907 Menos Sea 122 Sarz, Jerc, Trap Swamp Donkey Sane Smith Teo BYI Acne Deth Kult This is part of the Graf on the Tracks series... Bushwick, Brooklyn/Ridgewood, Queens, etc...

Mornings on San Leandro St

author: joey : Oakland, CA

Morning comes, and then . . . Birds wait . . . on the wire Used cars wait . . . on the lot Commuters wait . . . on the curb

Blame It on Da Goose

author: Peter : Brooklyn, NY

The World is Ours Boricua, Puerto Rico Bushwick, Brooklyn NYC, New York City Ford, Mercury, car custom paint job

Paint on Metal

author: Mary Barnett : Chattanooga, TN

It's Fun to Fart on Your Friends

author: Peter : Queens, NY

Oh No! Maspeth, Queens, NYC New York City freight lol bad graffiti

Street Art on Valencia

author: Liaiƶon Wakest : San Francisco, CA

SHARK ATTACK EAGLE ATTACK Some really great screen printed street art on Valencia St, between 23 and 24th. The area is home to some of the nicest graffiti in San Francisco. If you know who any of these pieces are by, please let me know. My website is [liaizon.wakest.name

Bras on the Water!

author: CartLegger : Brooklyn, NY

Found these floating off a make-out beach in Brooklyn, next to a couch and some empty NYC condom wrappers. PS: As a song, this is sung to the tune of Deep Purple's "Smoke on the Water".

Get Hanged on Pizza!

author: Sanzay : Brooklyn, NY

While eating pizza at Brooklyn Public Library cafe I suddenly discovered a baked-in noose. Now I know what to do they call a surprise pizza!

IPhone Pix. On or Around Queen Street West, Toronto

author: dglenn : Toronto, ON

Went to lunch with my kids last weekend without a camera, other than my iPhone. Velvet Underground Maude & Richmond El Riot Grafiti Alley Grafiti Alley II The wall

Abandoned on Baxter

author: StephanieMClark : Louisville, KY

"This building is next to the old Baxter Train Station"

Driving on the Don Valley Parkway? You Had Better Slow Down...

author: Michelle : Toronto, ON

Spotted from my balcony... This is just south of the Bloor/Bayview exit on the Don Valley.

Sunset on the Nile

author: imane : Cairo, Egypt

On a Future Highway

author: CartLegger : Greensboro, NC

Someday soon cars will roll Trucks will rumble Wrecks collect and bodies tumble airbags deployed thus life destroyed maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= . . . .010092,0.018861&t=h&z=16

Buildings on Water

author: joey : Oakland, CA

around lake merritt you know i like reflections en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Merritt my earth day post reflections on skyline

On Toronto's Walls

author: Jesse : Toronto, ON

That one was at the corner of baldwin street and Spadina avenue, east side! (I saw more of these mortocycled men figure in toronto) These two are in the graffiti alley where style in progress worked http://citynoise.org/article/1674 (photo n°8) it's nice to see how time transform things

Allegedly Seen on TV

author: joey : Oakland, CA

To: Joey Know Subject: RE: CBS5.com backyard photo Wow! What GREAT photos! Thank you so much for sending these beautiful photos! I will try to use this week during our 6pm Newscast! Take Care! Cheers! roberta

Essay on 2012

author: Matthew : Brooklyn, NY

Those who have interpreted the year 2012 as the beginning of the end of darkness—never mind the total end of the world!—have misinterpreted its significance. Most simply stated, 2012 heralds Earth’s entry into the Golden Age, and between now and then is a time of transition from life as you have known it into life totally in harmony with all of Nature. Everything in the universe is energy vibrating at one frequency or another, and when Earth was in prime health, in times you know but don’t remember, all of her life forms were vibrating harmoniously. When she was near death...

Write on These Walls

author: David : Taiwan, China

Ximen is the trendy area of Taipei City. Lots of graffiti decorate the walls in the area.

Hotels on Canals

author: jack : Ft. Lauderdale, FL

Homes on Canals

author: jack : Ft. Lauderdale, FL

Abandonment on The Hudson

author: Sean Hopkins : Cold Spring, NY

This is for all my fellow City Noisers that enjoy a good abandoned scene. This particular setting is deep into the trail system within the Hudson Highland State Park located along route 9D running parallel to the Hudson River. If anyone knows what this was exactly, please chime in. I believe it was a farm of some sort, not sure exactly. It is quite a sight though. Here's a map regarding further hiking info nysparks.state.ny.us/gmaps/?pId=130 And here's some info on the town of Cold Spring en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_Spring,_New_York

Snow Falls on Bayside Acacia Cemetery

author: Sean Hopkins : Queens, NY

10 inches of snowfall today here in NYC, and of course; Con Edison wants their electric meters read. I saved the cemetery meter for last so afterwards I could go trudging through the snow to snap some photos.

Down on the Forest Park Railway

author: Sean Hopkins : Queens, NY

On a lunch break from reading meters in Forest Hills, I hopped down to the railway with my 35mm, just for City Noise :) Sex at Nite

Berries Blooming on the High Line

author: CartLegger : New York, NY

Thanks to Peter for getting my incredulous ass up there. It ain't the industry or grafs that captures my eye, but the resilient nature!

Keeping On

author: TCL : Toronto, ON

It's kind of like you're already there, isn't it? [[http://torontocitylife.com]

Rain Drops Keep Fallin' On My Lens

author: Peter : Brooklyn, NY

English Kills, Bushwick, Brooklyn, NY...

History On The Move

author: Brad : Springfield, IL

I've been going through some of the old "Favorites" on my computer and noticed that this site had gotten lost among them. It's been almost a year since I've posted anything on here, and I've got a lot of browsing to do to get caught up! These pictures are of the old Maisenbacher House in Springfield. It was recently moved from it's old location at 7th & Scarritt, north to it's new home at 7th & Jackson. The house is about 150 years old and it's historically linked (ever so slightly) to Abraham Lincoln. The first two shots are of the...

Watching the Santa Claus Parade Go on By...

author: Michelle : Toronto, ON

Found a comfy spot this morning at Bedford and Bloor to watch the Santa Claus parade. It was appropriately close to a number of cafes so that coffee kept us warm until at least about midway through.

October on the Danforth

author: Michelle : Toronto, ON

Took a stroll on the Danforth today. Not too busy since it is Thanksgiving. Here's the new big box Shopper's that moved into town, rather large and overwhelming considering it is two stories high and about 4 storefronts across. Way out of place I think. And of course it's election day tomorrow, so lots of signs to be seen, although no green party sign in with this mixture. I thought it kind of ironic that this is a vacant lot. Kind of neat with the flowers peeping out next to the phone booth.

Meditation on a Lilypad

author: joey : Oakland, CA

the oakland museum of california pond is special to me; a lot of photos over the years were taken here. beginning in 1977 i either used 110 film or 126. now using digital photography. 7mp what's next ?

Water Falls on the City

author: CartLegger : New York, NY

It was only a matter of time before someone posted photos of Olafur Eliasson’s waterfalls, so why not me? I spent the first two afternoons of my teacherly summer visiting every one, so here are some images from my ride! Pier 35 Water fall, Manhattan (from the East side bike bath) Goveror's Island Waterfall (from the ferry) Pier 35 Water fall, Manhattan (from the East side bike path) Pier 35 Water fall, Manhattan (from the Manhattan Bridge) Pier 1 Waterfall (from Brooklyn Bridge Pocket Park) Brooklyn Piers Waterfall, (from Furman Street) If you would like to follow engage in this wet observational experience, use this handy...

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