Shot in Singapore…..a perfect example of where the old and the new come together and exist in perfect harmony. Post-processing in Photoshop. > >
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an unknown graffitti artist greets me as I arrive at the Graffitti Hall of Fame in the inner city industrial area of Alexandria. This is the place were I shot ‘Spirit of Sydney’! allthough I used a different model for that particular shot. ...:) / . /
This was a legendary tribute mural to Miles Davis…. on the wings of a song ….. and was part of the extraordinary street art life of Newtown at a particular time. And thats me lounging about on someone else’s gold Rolls Royce…. This car has made an appearance in a few of my photo’s most notabley Spirt of Sydney! The car belonged to a Mr Tony Spanos Esq who owned and operated the Graffitti Hall of Fame in Alexandria in gritty industrial inner city Sydney…... One of the most eccentric and amazingly arts focused multi millonares I’ve ever met thats for sure….. King of Doof and lover of Graffitti and all around champion of the arts especially if it was a bit cheeky…... Anyway when Newtown started to get a bit gentrifyed a few years back the tidy town people painted it out despite it being one of the most popular and enduring murals around at the time….. such a shame…. / . /
In the Festival Bar at the Forum Theatre during the Melbourne International Film Festival. Nikon D60 with 50mm f/1.8 lens. August 2009.
Yesterday I made use of the really super nifty little share doover to post this tee shirt on facebook and one of my sons saw it and suggested I do a version for black tee shirts…. so I have and so this is for you Lachie
A window on the ground floor of St. George’s Asylum, now derelict, in Stafford. Designed by architect Joseph Potter the Staffordshire County Asylum was opened in 1818 and housed in excess of 1,000 patients. The elegant red brick façade expands over 350 metres in length overlooking the town of Stafford from an elevated vantage point on a hill. / During the 1950’s the Asylum was renamed St George’s Hospital. Suicide cages were erected in the stairwells after a female patient threw herself off from the fourth floor and landed nearby reception.
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New York’s Grand Central Station
The skyline by night of New York’s East Village
Artist Tom Sena has released his latest inkrub on newspaper entitled “The Kiss (part II)”. Original measures 32” x 40” and is created with inkrub printing and acrylic paint .
Grime. The City. Beautiful and Elegant. Abandoned and Broke.
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