Graffiti
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City living – not exactly at it’s best!
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Help defend the rights of Bill Posters and end the oppression against this individual! Reappropriate the urban space.
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Pau, France 2007
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T-Shirt Based on Original Stencil Graffiti Painting Titled” Why Did I?” / Stencil Inspire by Original Foto by Lauren Michelle http://www.flickr.com/photos/laumichelle/354336572/ / Visit: / http://www.papermonster.org / or myspace.com/elpapermonster
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This sign has fascinated me for many years. For as long as I can remember, it has always been edited by members of the public to read ‘Footscrayzy’. Every now and then the council come along and clean it off or replace the sign – then within a few weeks it appears again. Usually it’s handwritten, but now it seems that stencilling is quicker and easier than hand scribing. Cnr Orford Road and Waverley Street, Essendon, VIC
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A deserted back street in Cairo, Egypt shows a collision of character with elements of old and new. ©2007-2008 Shannon Plummer. All Rights Reserved. / www.shannonplummerphotography.com / www.centralnetteddragon.com
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“Junglist – Bad Boy Style” Graffiti Crest
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Wedding photography
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This series was shot the old fashioned way, the camera an old Pentax K1000 with ILford Black and White film and printed using high contrast filters.
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Revolution
by Lys •one of many little instructions i found around new york :) / / taken on St. Marks in the East Village
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You look delicious…
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Taken at the Bombshell Babes exhibition opening today.
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Entry into London Calling comp / / /
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Features / -The World in January 2009 / -The Art of Intrigue in January 2009 / -Experimental Photography in January 2009 / -Graffiti Around Melbourne in February 2009 / -That One Great Shot in May/June 2009 / -Irish Eyes in June 2009 / -JPG Cast-Offs in September 2009 Sold / -greeting card in February 2009 / -canvas print in May 2009 / -mounted print in July 2009 Contests / -Winner, Graffiti around Melbourne Challenge August 2009 Also available in magnets at my Zazzle account I have created a calendar of graffiti that I found in Melbourne, Australia at the following link Street art in Hosier Lane, Melbourne Australia. I recently received a comment on this photo in flickr from someone who has taken a more recent shot of the blue girl. This is what she looks like now / This little alleyway is popular with local graffiti artists, and regularly goes through updates so I’m sure this visage is no longer quite the same now! I’d love to transport myself back there now and see what stands in its place. / Modifications with Gimp.
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Trying to make a simple design pointing to the 4 main elements of hip hop. If it was not for hip hop, id never have done graffiti. If I didn’t enjoy graffiti so much I doubt id be doing design today. / But I dont care much for most hip hop these days….but pay respect to the 80s stuff always cos it meant so much to me.
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Brown Eyed Susan Painted as Graffiti on a Brick Wall, courtesy of a Redfield Plugin. I did a t-shirt with the same design. The whole idea behind the theme is to honor all of those beautiful designs that get painted on city walls. A lot of them get painted over, but hopefully some of those artists go on to have their work recognized later as legitimate artists. !http://images-2.redbubble.net/img/art/backingcolor:white/product:greeting-card/view:preview/2667213-2-graffiti-on-the-bricks.jpg!
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Models: Sorsha & Sexi Sami
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Theme: “Modern Ruins” / Concept: Anything condemned, torn down, half torn down, destroyed, burnt out. Representation of beauty in all things regardless of their state Comments: Location scouting trip for a concept shoot with a model Photographer: Brett Jackman / Digital Developing: Brett Jackman Scene: Abandoned winery, Sydney Australia / Conditions: High ISO, natural light Tools of the trade: Nikon D70 Copyright: Polar Impressions Photography / Polar Impressions On Red Bubble / Polar Impressions On Deviant Art
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CKEMP.Mixed media on canvas. 6ft x 3ft
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12” by 12” Mixed Media on wood panel / for more info goto www.ChrisBrett.ca
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Old military battery in the Marin Headlands, CA
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Faces Inspired by local graffiti
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Best viewed large….. A well-known alley way in Melbourne (to photographers especially). I thought the mannequin in the window looked so incongruous amid the rubbish and graffiti and general grunginess of the scene. There were even a few interesting characters just out of frame when I took this – I think they were indulging in some ‘chemical entertainment’! / HDR created with tonal adjustment. Added texture layers. / Nikon D700 with 24 – 70 mm lens.
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