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Graffiti, wall art, or urban art - post your best takes
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Here are couple of photos my GF took of an abandoned office building here in Melboune.
resized and cropped from the originals
Here are couple of photos my GF took of an abandoned office building here in Melboune.
resized and cropped from the originals
yea, this thread is old but i came across it browsing for some mac art for my wall and figured i stick two of my other loves in the same thread. enjoi.
Seattle urban 'art'
Photo's that have captured me for one reason or another in and around Seattle. In particular, I have a fondness for capturing the randomness of poles and things attached to them.
This is an old building on a corner which just keeps piling up with posts.
I went to get milk two weeks ago, and this greeted me on the sidewalk. I really like the angle and the repetition of it.
I thought that the reply (in green) to this word Jelus (in red) was the best part of this photo.
I don't know. Just something I was really drawn to.
Photo's that have captured me for one reason or another in and around Seattle. In particular, I have a fondness for capturing the randomness of poles and things attached to them.
This is an old building on a corner which just keeps piling up with posts.
I went to get milk two weeks ago, and this greeted me on the sidewalk. I really like the angle and the repetition of it.
I thought that the reply (in green) to this word Jelus (in red) was the best part of this photo.
I don't know. Just something I was really drawn to.
Yep 
The original was white and blown out (overcast), so this is a mockup of what I want to get IRL.. I'm going back to the location tomorrow if the weather permits to get it at sundown..
Here's the sky source if you're interested..
The original was white and blown out (overcast), so this is a mockup of what I want to get IRL.. I'm going back to the location tomorrow if the weather permits to get it at sundown..
Here's the sky source if you're interested..
Then I bet you love fremont and the u district
Actually, I hardly ever get to those areas of town. I am in Ballard some, but live on Capitol Hill and work Downtown.
I like coastal wall art very much.Wall art is a decorative element on the wall that will add value from a two-dimensional objects or three-dimensional objects.
That location looks sick! Would love to shoot there.
First time poster, long time lurker
And since this ancient thread's been revived, I thought I might as well keep it going.
Abandoned tram sheds in Australia. They're two separate rooms that I've merged together into a "panorama".
Apparently So You Think You Can Dance Australia shot a few scenes there, but that must've been a while ago since it looks even MORE dilapidated.
Here are some other photos of the place. It'd been raining heavily for a week, and with holes in the roof, the place had lakes inside lol.
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Tollifson Plaza in downtown Tacoma.
Near the entrance to Mt. Rainier State Park in Elbe, WA.
Dale
Near the entrance to Mt. Rainier State Park in Elbe, WA.
Dale
Two forms of graffiti in town. One are what are know around here as ghost signs, advertising from many years ago still in place. The other was a small home on one of our main streets who let the kids in town paint whatever they wanted on the walls.
Hurry, hurry!
We spent Saturday in NYC. While standing outside the Ground Zero Museum Workshop (featuring an absolutely incredible and moving photo display, on West 14th street between 9th Ave. & 10th Ave. in the Meat-Packing District of Manhattan), I was charmed by this drawing. The irony was that I don't think the people racing past even realized that it was there.
We spent Saturday in NYC. While standing outside the Ground Zero Museum Workshop (featuring an absolutely incredible and moving photo display, on West 14th street between 9th Ave. & 10th Ave. in the Meat-Packing District of Manhattan), I was charmed by this drawing. The irony was that I don't think the people racing past even realized that it was there.
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Here's a few from me.
The door way is an entrance to a tent at a UK festival
The black and White is an old shot of a banksy image I think I must have taken 8 or 9 years ago down brick lane in London
And the characters are from Berlin
The door way is an entrance to a tent at a UK festival
The black and White is an old shot of a banksy image I think I must have taken 8 or 9 years ago down brick lane in London
And the characters are from Berlin
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I shot this yesterday in Leicester, UK:
I shot and processed this photo on my iPhone 3G using Camera+.
I shot and processed this photo on my iPhone 3G using Camera+.