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Eastern Pkwy, BBG
Brooklyn, NY - Peter - Wednesday, July 6th, 2005 : goo
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Yesterday, I got off the train in front of the Brooklyn Museum, and walked straight into the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, to get a little time outside before the impending rain started, and the sky darkened. I snapped this one for the Graf Trux series, as it passed right in front of the garden gate.
The field in the garden... just a glance at the sky gives you a clue at the torrent that soon came.
Though it had already closed by the time I arrived, the rose garden still looks nice from above.
I snapped this one on the way home simply because it reminded me of the Robot Building, heh.
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elaine: 6th Jul 2005 - 16:20 GMT
i see it, and immediately i think of a building on the thames which i think of as being the typewriter building. one day when i go 'up west' i will bring it here
Peter: 6th Jul 2005 - 16:25 GMT
cool!
i think we should start a series of photos pf such buildings, all with their own special names, heh. there are about 5 such semi-constructed buildings in my hood. must get flicks of em.
bc: 8th Jul 2005 - 14:26 GMT
badass
i like it when i'm hoping theres more graff pics up, and you come through.
thanks peter
bc: 8th Jul 2005 - 19:12 GMT
haha, yeah i know. i think i've seen every article with graff in it twice on this site... love citynoise, keeps me comin back for more
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