Defaced subway poster

Manhattan

400 Kinds of Beer

2nd Avenue, Manhattan - very early in the morning.

Jersey City stuff

Jersey City things

Sep 30, 2006 - 1 Photo

Random things seen as I wander around Jersey City, where my new office is.

Views from my new office

This is an experiment: This is from my Picasa web album.

View from my workplace

Sep 8, 2006 - 4 Photos

Fulton Street, Brooklyn

Police line, do not cross

First Ave and Fifth Street, Manhattan

Additional exit in rear

Where's the other one?

Real life is elsewhere (a new version)

This is the same as one I took some months ago, but this one with my new camera. Pulaski Bridge, between Greenpoint, Brooklyn and Long Island City, Queens. 

Elbow Toe - DuMBO

Scratched into the concrete footpath on Front Street, opposite a new high-rise apartment block that's currently being built.
 

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On the same hoarding as the Latin graffiti in this post.

Latin graffiti, Brooklyn

Yes, just like in the Life of Brian, I have now finally seen my first piece of Latin graffiti, on a hoarding on 4th Avenue in Brooklyn. My pig-ignorant translation of "ne relinque quisquilias" is "don't leave rubbish", or, probably more correctly, "No Dumping". I await correction.

Back of a computer game box...

... or corporate philosophy? You decide. 

Yoke

 

Reverse droplets...

... with pigs. Or pig halves. Not sure, really. 

Secret Frequency Crew

180 is the new 23 

On - Off - Auto

French Restaurant, Manhattan 

Subway pipes, Brooklyn

 

Mars Rover Graffiti

I think this was on Mott Street. 

Defunct Phone Box, Connecticut

On the platform on Westport Station, Connecticut 

Fire Thing, Connecticut

Seen on the side of a hotel in Connecticut. 

Peace through vandalism, Mott street

Peace through vandalism, Mott street

A Laundromat, Smith Street, Brooklyn

Paper Graffiti, Lafeyette Street, New York

... well I think that that's where it was. I can't remember.

Fire use only - hands off

Grand Central Terminal, New York

Spam, Queens

Spam, Queens

New sticker, paper posters

Pulaski Bridge

Between Queens and Brooklyn, from the pedestrian footpath.