Thursday, September 21st 2006

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EvilGentleman: LOL, with any luck, you will have a beautiful structure built that looks like an architectual marvel that perhaps houses a university or an art gallery, yet inside, is the world's most advanced recycling facility. Call city hall, and get busy, Toronto. If anyone can pull it off, you...

in response to The Last Bird

dea: i watched this movie today at the global peace festival in orlando florida. it was great..it is amazing how they can keep culture and tradition alive.

in response to The Federation of Black Cowboys

jeeff: well, in a few years we might have a mountain of garbage somewhere nearby.

in response to The Last Bird

WARM: Yet another bathroom I blew up, your shit stanks..........

in response to Tonic Graf Bathroom

hrifijnbdksjnfksdf: I i had just read the book i am 12, i am very interested in the other life that i could be living now. It's scary to think that it could be me waking up every morning afraid of dieing in my own home. This book has changed my reflection...

in response to henry horner projects

EvilGentleman: Very true, about every city being unique. Sorry about that, I did not mean to slight Toronto (Old habit from hockey debates). I was just pointing out to Sirhcbre that due to the flat landscape of Toronto, the local geography has little to add to the skyline, whereas in Montreal,...

in response to The Last Bird

John: Thanks for the great photos! I grew up in Ithaca, been in CA for 23 years. My Dad worked at Ithaca Gun, and we used to make that climb up the falls all the time. There's tunnels from an abandonded hydro-electric generator next to the falls that are REALLY spooky!...

in response to Ithaca Is Gorgeous!

ksedge: 1 king west?

in response to Architectural Anomalies

ksedge: great set. i love the reflection shots in particular - especially the 3rd one.

in response to How I See Fort Worth

ksedge: a great big graf stencil...

in response to MAN

jeeff: don't they claim this is the narrowest skyscraper in the world?

in response to Architectural Anomalies

aer suzuki: you have some majestic buildings down there, and that shot of the bridge is excellent, nice post. good to see it in black and white too.

in response to How I See Fort Worth

sherry: It is to dark for me but if i was not wanting a sunny scene it would be lovely

in response to Brooding and Almost Disappearing, in Color

chiamattt: hillarious

in response to Wu-Tang Forever

chiamattt: EvilGentleman, it is a picture of cows, and thanks for the comments regarding. I figured Id see how they look with chiacropping. I think from now on i'll do a bit of both. BC.

in response to Sinsa Dong

Nibs: It is not Tim Hortons making the mess it is the lazy customer that cannot be bothered to put the cup or garbage in its right place, that being a garbage can. Pretty sad when you live in a town or city that just wants to blame the business for...

in response to Tim in the Streets

yeloe: if u want us to do somthing for u email me at yeloes1@yahoo.com

in response to graffiti trailer

ea: ha! that's me. and you have to hold them like that or they will bite you. I had to sign a waver. and thank you

in response to Travelogue

ea: I did, Jack. right before I posted it. althgouh it includes a line by robert frost.

in response to Twice

Peter: i like this. i also like all the new content youve been adding from fort worth... thanks!

in response to Water Gardens

Stoner: As an architect, I find this man and his endeavor gripping. Whereas I may think that the simple structure of such a building is quite simple, mainly because it's a uniform design used in thousands of cruciform churches and well documented/detailed in thousands of books, it's still compelling that...

in response to Don Justo\'s Self Built Cathedral

jeeff: faheem and nura should start a crew. i'm trying to pin down that guy on the right side.. i'm thinking it's either kool keith as black elvis, or busta rhymes circa 1999.

in response to Wu-Tang Forever

Peter: looks like the work of Faheem...

in response to Wu-Tang Forever

ray : strange I thought the cooper family was the st pancras pearlie never heard of the pearly princess above or her family

in response to The Pearly Kings and Queens

Susannah: (I'm referring to the Ted Danson Cut Out, No offense, Ted.)

in response to Cold Ghost Child & 39 Blanks

Susannah: Sometimes the truth is creepier than fiction.

in response to Cold Ghost Child & 39 Blanks

jeeff: small world. looks like that's its regular parking spot.

in response to NYC 3rd Ave by Houston

jeeff: every city is unique if you're willing to see the uniqueness.

in response to The Last Bird

little ukraine: I once heard that from above, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is designed to look like a record player. Personally, after a visit to wikimapia, I was not impressed. Also, I love the fact that this post contains the second picture in as many weeks to feature that...

in response to There Is No Surf in Cleveland

Peter: i think this is what jack is referring to: www.snopes.com/movies/films/3menbaby.htm

in response to Cold Ghost Child & 39 Blanks

jack: you are a photographer!

in response to There Is No Surf in Cleveland

jack: yes your right b/w is beautiful. we lived with b/w all our lives (well at least us older folks). talking about ghosts, did you ever see the ghost in the movie, 'three men and a baby'. it is frightening and they never intended to do this it...

in response to Cold Ghost Child & 39 Blanks

jack: who wrote that?

in response to Twice

aj schure: used to play army there roll down the grass slopesin front on thr mueseam wonder if the grass slopes stii exsit???

in response to Brooklyn Bound on the Subway

aj schure: i used to go to coney is. as a kid us guys hung out at brighton 4 i hope to go back to the ole hood in oct. iwant t take a load of pics igrew up around st.johns and utica ave, ilived on president st. from 44 -64 my...

in response to Luna Park: Coney Island

Nickle, Dime, Quarter: "Take away the CN tower, and Toronto could be almost any North American city in the 1 to 5 million population category." That's an interesting comment about a city with more high rises than any other city in North America, outside of New York. Have a look from the CN Tower, and...

in response to The Last Bird

Janelle: I just read the book, too. I was wondering if anyone knows what ever happened to Pharoah, Lafeyette, Terence and the rest of their family. Any ideas?

in response to henry horner projects

aer suzuki: such a cool story of synchronicity - the gears of the universe matching up, or at least our small corner of it - and very good photos too.

in response to spring migrations

aer suzuki: some shots look good unfocused, this would be one of them.

in response to wheels v.1

aer suzuki: what an excellent quote, thanks GGP

in response to Cold Ghost Child & 39 Blanks

aer suzuki: it's this kind of post that should kill any trace of short attention span syndrome a person might have...that first bit of poetry is such a well crafted arrangement of words. that photo of the turtle freaks me out though, it looks like the person holding it is squeezing the turtle...

in response to Travelogue

aer suzuki: i'm jealous...hope you post alot of pictures. or maybe you already have, i'm gonna go look. thanks for the linda's shot.

in response to Death, Where Is Thy Sting?

aer suzuki: cool. this definitely shoulda been tagged with graf trux.

in response to NYC 3rd Ave by Houston

Astro Guy: Great. Just great. How the heck am I supposed to relax when I’m outside on clear nights at the telescope?! I’m in BC, right down in the extreme South-West, by the US border in a little place called Crescent Beach. We just had 4 raccoons pass through the back garden...

in response to Raccoons, Cute or Dangerous?

ea: ...and portland and miami and chicago and baltimore... 3 month "travel sabbatical" and gone exploring. I've landed, though. :)

in response to Death, Where Is Thy Sting?

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