A NYPD Metermaid ticketing a Graf Truck on Smith Street in Downtown Brooklyn. The driver was sitting in the cab the whole time, telling off the meter-maid so loudly you could hear it from 25 feet away... even with the windows up! On this side of the truck are JAone, FE and Woe... Close-up featuring the dissed JA tags... Another...

View From Midtown

author: groovehouse : Houston, Tx

View of downtown Houston from Midtown.

Nance Street

author: groovehouse : Houston, TX

Nance Street in Houston's warehouse district just northeast of downtown.

Downtown Pittsburgh

author: Dan C. : Pittsburgh, PA

Riding My Bike Around Downtown

author: Tyfoid Kid : Minneapolis, MN

Took the day off, took the bike to downtown Minneapolis and snapped some pictures. I think is is really a violin shop. Old wall painting. I remember when 7Up looked like this. Minneapolis City Hall 1st Avenue (or 1st AV to the locals) Ya know, where they filmed Purple Rain. Lots of bands have played 1st AV or the 7th St. Entry (the other stage in there.) Urban Canyon type photo (a little keystoning going on here.) The REALLY cheap seats at Target Center (probably where most Wolves fans would like to watch from. Makes walking out easier.) Cool old school Steak House The Grain Exchange lets you...

Downtown 1

author: Ross : Sydney, AU

This is my little attempt at a series - though the subject is a bit tenuous; just my way around downtown Sydney today. It's in response to someone who asked to see more of Sydney, someone else who wanted to see more than skylines, and another who wanted more than just single pics! (Admittedly, as I'm new to Citynoise it took me a while to figure I could post more than one pic at at time.) So here goes - On the way to work, I pass a little old church now quite lost amongst the concrete and...

Downtown MinneApple

author: Tyfoid Kid : Minneapolis, MN

Downtown Chattanooga

author: Anne C : Chattanooga, TN

I absolutely love my hometown. One day I decided to take my camera out and capture some of the picture perfect locations. (above) From the Bluff View area (above) Photo taken near the Hunter Art Museum (above) Of the Walnut Street Bridge (above) The "Zig Zag" (above) The top of the carousel (above) The Hunter Art Museum in the evening

A Parking Study

author: groovehouse : Houston, TX

Houston, Tx - Cement parking blocks in a downtown parking lot.

Downtown LA

author: Adam : Los Angeles, CA

Sometimes the 2nd most populated city in the US feels rather empty

Going Downtown to See the Decorations

author: procyon : Cleveland, OH

Dec 23 2007 My childhood favorite Bruce the Talking Spruce (discussed briefly in a post here called Jury Duty, I think) returns!!!! One of the kids here asked Bruce what color jacket he (the kid) was wearing, apparently to verify that he was really talking to them and was not a preprogrammed robot or whatever, and he replied that trees are color-blind. My parents reported that he sang some "Spruce Springsteen" to them while I was in the GameStop. Since we'd been standing and watching for a few minutes, my sister and I embarassedly went up to greet him after the...

Colourful View of a White Day

author: CE : Montreal, QC

Palais des congrès, Quartier international, Downtown, Ville-Marie, Montreal

NYC Street Cart in Downtown Springfield

author: Brad : Springfield, IL

5th & Monroe Street. So let's see, it's a New York City street cart that's from a company in Miami and the cart is in Springfield. If I'm not mistaken the guy who runs this cart was beaten and/or robbed earlier this year at this spot. I don't think it's always stored here as I don't recall ever seeing it or anybody running a cart anywhere else downtown, but I'm not usually downtown during the day on weekdays.

Downtown from a Broken Window

author: CE : Montreal, QC

Taken from the top of an old silo in Pointe St-Charles near the Lachine Canal. More pictures from/of/inside the silo to come.

History Through the Cracks

author: CE : Montreal, QC

Old streetcar tracks poking through the pavement on rue Ste-Catherine, Downtown. A hole in the pavement on rue Gaspé in the northern part of the Plateau gives us a glimpse of the old cobblestones still beneath many Montreal streets.

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