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10 ft x 4 ft x 1 ft steel box frame with stretched machine knit acrylic yarn situated on a stoop in Upton on the corner of Fremont and Lafayette.
While the project originally began as a formal consideration of the abandoned stoop, upon further critique, it became clear that this is the predicament of access and imposition of all street art essentiallized to its most basic form.
Nikon F100 and Kodak Portra 400
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Harlequins Rugby League 31 Wigan Warriors 30.Super League X1 game played @ the Twickenham Stoop on Saturday 10th September 2006.Pictures taken by Alex Irons.
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This Frame Vernacular style home was completed in about 1896 and is one of the few homes built in Lake Helen during the 1890s, a period of little new construction. It was constructed by brothers Frank and Edwin Stoops of Tennessee, who also planted citrus on the lot. John B. McGill of Alabama moved to Lake Helen in 1903 and acquired the home in 1906. McGill operated a grocery and dry goods store on Lakeview Ave. for many years and served as postmaster from 1933 until 1945
This is the first of a series of photos I plan on taking over time -- hopefully weekly -- of Pelham Bay Park, as seen from our front yard. All the shots will be from the same location, so a record of the park over time will be created.
Part of the View from the stoop set.
These are the short stoops with the original wrought oron railings of The Matthews Model Flat an extremely popular style of building row houses and tenements in Bed-Stuy,Bushwick,CanarsieEast New York and Ridgewood at the turn of the century for German immigrants.
21 July 2008; on a farm on Kitlinger Rd. in Leelanau County. This farm is near the former town of Osborn on the Leelanau and Benzie County line.
This is a part of Overnight Photo Trip July 2008.
It's kind of hard to see (here's a close-up), but those are book-filled plastic crates wedged in beneath the mail slot.