Tuesday, July 24th 2007

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Kera: R.I.P for Sane he was TRUE LEGEND I`am writer from Bosnia and Herzegovinia From Sarajevo His graffitis are hell good peace with you guys see ya RIP SANESMITH

in response to Sane Smith: Puttin' the Green in Greenpoint

Cay: What say you upfromflames? ITS NOT SAFE PERIOD

in response to My House in Bushwick

little ukraine: those in Sunset Park weren't as lucky. also, not coincidentally, they weren't as wealthy. third avenue? who needs it! "not worth saving." just about two miles south of the beautiful strip of road seen here we get Moses at his worst (doing what he did...

in response to Robert Moses Photo Collective

CartLegger: and just to think, Moses had to be lobbied and picketed into creating this wonderful vertical highway. If not for the people of Brooklyn Heights, there would no view and a ditch through the neighborhood.

in response to Robert Moses Photo Collective

little ukraine: the cantilevered section of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway: and for good measure, the Brooklyn Heights Promenade above it, and the view of Lower Manhattan offered there:

in response to Robert Moses Photo Collective

little ukraine: ah, you ARE upfromflames... I had a feeling! great exhibit.

in response to Destructionconstruction

little ukraine: i need to expand my vocabulary, because it's not enough to say these pics and you're story are awesome and inspiring. i love the anthropomorphic lampposts and cable supports.

in response to Traces of Citynoise

little ukraine: these are really, really wonderful, especially 2-6. nice stripers!

in response to City Island

CartLegger: Jack, I think you are remembering BK's Army Terminal, which starts at 58th street. That's where they also kept over 700 "suspicious" characters after 9/11. I was not even permitted to take a picture of it from up close. So no, I could not sneak in. And if I ever...

in response to Brooklyn\'s Rusty Shores

CartLegger: www.aupnyc.org

in response to Destructionconstruction

dalva: Excelent photos! for me these are the best of all... the collums! the collors!! congratulations for your percetption of space and shadows... cheers from faaaaaaaaaaaar away São Paulo, Brazil

in response to Astoria Park

dalva: Just adorable! I wish I lived there...

in response to German Village

modok: god damn i just baugh a bottle of the shit and i have been trying all night to fill up a pen... i tryed the liquid chalk pens and the bleach double sided pen... im afraid i dont know what to mix in it please some one tell me...

in response to Snatch

jeeff: you could try the online tools at www.picnik.com.

in response to The Top 10 Canadian Skylines

jeeff: nice photo! it makes me think of winter.

in response to Looking over Downtown

colavitos ghost: die, house! DIIIIIIEEEEE!!!!

in response to Destructionconstruction

colavitos ghost: that amtrak bridge is awesome. totally good frame job, too.

in response to Astoria Park

CartLegger: folks from tamps call themselves "Tampons" actually. Though the more sensible will deny it.

in response to Sponge Boats

CartLegger: well...I am "upfromflames" as well, actually. More later on the school.

in response to Destructionconstruction

Peter: word. their slice is sorta shitty, but then again, its cheap. ive gotten food-poisoning there at least twice, but i keep going back again. so yeah. word up, gino's. im the one thats been annoying you with orders for cheese-less pies with extra sauce.

in response to Gino\'s Pizza

Ginny Orr: My grandparents lived on Allegheny Ave. and Front St. I spent sometime there during the 40's. Their life revolved around their church. Alpha Baptist. The church disbanded when many of the members left the area. I would love to know exactly where it was. ...

in response to Kensington, Philadelphia - July 2004

jimmy: that new photo looks like it's under water

in response to Turtle

joey: fact; these days- 13,000 americans turn 60 years old every day

in response to Astoria Park

tyree: uh, OH is a girl, yo...

in response to Oh!

nopw: i was tight wen they raised the price for a slice..now its the same price its is in manhattan..i lovee thee pizza tho

in response to Gino\'s Pizza

nopw: oh gets mad ups hes definatly doin his thing..mad respect

in response to Oh!

mickie: thats my house

in response to Mr & Mrs Chimneystack

Tom & Katt: We have been coming to the castle for many years just to see what Jim has added an another year. It is amazing what this one man has created. The other amazing thing is the Blue prints are in his Brain not on paper. We were there on July 21...

in response to Bishop Castle: Another Self-Made Masterpiece

David: The charm of Norman Oklahoma is that it is kept away from lazy researchers that can't spend enough effort to see the cities for what they truly are. Perhaps rating Barbie dolls would be more your style.

in response to America's Most Boring Towns: 1

rob: 10 - 7 Tues. - Sat. 10 - 4 Sun. Monday - Gone Riding

in response to Bicycle Station

Denis: I wasn't able to send you my pictue of the Edmonton skyline...too big of a file.....can i send it to you through email for you to post.....or how do i get down to 600 migapixels as recommended by this web page????? Help...thanks, Denis in Edmonton

in response to The Top 10 Canadian Skylines

Tommy 164: Just been over to the shankhill..amazing, first time over loved every minute of it and the people. protestant forever and ever. Looking forward to next year

in response to Ulster Young Militants: Shankhill

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