CHEESY STILL LIFE

FROM SIXTH AVENUE, SOHO

SHANTY BOX

 

I LOVE THE LAYERS OF COLOR

AND TEXTURE ON THIS BIG UGLY

WOODEN EYE SORE.

FROM KEAP STREET,

BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

WALL OF SHAME

FUTURE HOME OF MIAMI BEAch,

current home of developer filth

FROM FRANKLIN STREET

JACKED SON

YEAH I’M JUST GOING TO

TAKE OUT MY IPHONE

AND TAKE THIS PICTURE

WHILE YOU DECIDE IF

YOU’RE GOING TO JACK ME

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FROM JACKSON STREET

BY DEBEVOISE AVENUE

WHAT I TRIPPED ON

I WASN’T LOOKING

WHERE I WAS GOING

AND FOUND JESUS

IN STREET RUBBISH

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FROM 5TH AVENUE

IN SUNSET PARK

BROOKLYN

CRASH AND BURN

SOMETIMES I JUST LIKE

TO JACK UP THE SATURATION

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FROM BUSHWICK AVENUE

BROOKLYN

SHATTERED BARRIER

TALK ABOUT BEING CRACKED OUT.

FROM FREEMAN STREET, GREENPIZZLE BROOKCHIZZLE

RUSTED RAINBOW

FROM HURON STREET

Holy Sign

I love big old commercial signs, especially ones that create frames for trees and sky like this one on Bayard Street on the Northside of Brooklyn.

Red Hook Plastic Beach, Part 3: Tire Nest

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This is an unnamed area where industrial Red Hook land meets industrial New York Harbor water and combinations of natural and man-made objects combine to create devastating, yet beautiful patterns and color combinations.

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See Part 1 & 2 also.