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A few cool mul flicks i found.....
These guys had evanston on lock when i started getting into graff
"camo version"
"Camomillati gianni!
e poi che vuoi che sia... son solo 33..
.. e no, togliti dalla testa sta cosa di camminare sulle acque!"
sgrunt! :|
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Camera: Canon PowerShot S5 IS
Exposure: 0.2 sec (1/5)
Aperture: f/4.5
Focal Length: 20.7 mm
ISO Speed: 200
shot a few years ago, but on a mission to post images of the Artists featured in
The Graffiti Underworld.
Detail of the Ether Monument in the Public Garden.
It commemorates the first use of ether in medicine. Its design has been attributed to the Boston architect William Robert Ware and to the sculptor John Quincy Adams Ward or "mssrs Ware and Brunt" according to various sources. It is 40 feet tall. Erected in 1868, it is the oldest monument in the public garden. It was a the gift of Thomas Lee a retired Boston merchant. Taken with my Ricoh KR-5 late 1980s-early 1990s.
Jim Clay Harper, aka "Ether", all the way from Chicago, has found time to brighten a corner of the Christchurch earthquake landscape with this cheerful little piece...
A walk through the landscape of a city emerging from the rubble of 12,000 earthquakes. Incongruity, stark contrast, sometimes edgy, sometimes exciting. Everywhere a state of flux. Change, often frustratingly slow, then in part confusingly rapid. Almost 6 years after the first major earthquake struck a new Christchurch, Otautahi, is being created.
Early morning. The fog from the night is still visible, and the light of the sun is barely warming up the chilly weather.