Another section of the Mississippi River floodwall where graffiti is permitted. It gets painted and repainted over the years, leaving as many layers as the ruins of Troy.
Saturday, July 21, 2012
Je T'aime
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Need to go find some new material but it was a very busy week and the next one will be worse. There is light at the end of the tunnel, though: I leave next Saturday for a week at my beloved camera camp in Maine. Doing an intensive workshop on street photography. Lobster! Cool temps! Breakfast with Birdman in Portland on my way up from Boston!
I am really a fan of graffiti. The nature of these painting really revealed the local art through these in the corner of the society.
ReplyDeleteThis week and next sound as busy as the wall here Bob! How exciting about the camera camp and brekkie with Birdman too of course haha!
ReplyDeleteGood luck getting through this week and have a blast in Maine. You always come home from camera camp with so many new tricks. But most of all enjoy every sweet second with Birdman and give him my fond regards.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait! We might even have some time to complain about the Sox and Cards.
ReplyDeleteThere's an underpass near my campus where they allow graffiti, and some of it gets quite stylized.
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