May 16 2005: Graffiti by Ray :)

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May 16 2005:
Graffiti

There are occasions when graffiti enhances an image…

Photoshop:
Cropped and Resized

This time last year:- ‘Hanging by in a spiral’

Canon EOS 300D Digital Rebel
1/250s f/4.0 at 17.0mm iso200 full exif

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Jeanne Newman 20-May-2005 19:25
A very intriguing juxtaposition of elements in this composition, which makes me like it more and more...

Gail Davison 18-May-2005 20:36
I agree - it's hard to know where the line is drawn between art and pain in the butt is though.

Chris Sofopoulos 17-May-2005 10:33
Nice image Ray. I like the colours.

Guest 17-May-2005 09:18
Great capture Ray

Guest 17-May-2005 01:36
the tones and textures are yummy..

Stu 16-May-2005 21:04
Nicely captured

JeremyGood 16-May-2005 20:09
It really does fit here. Not sure why, but the colors sure do blend.

Lee Rudd 16-May-2005 18:23
for some reason, I though bluebells! I don't know if it is the colours here, but I agree

JW 16-May-2005 17:58
I know it's not a popular view but I agree, Ray. There's worse sights than Graffiti in the built environment!

Jeanne Newman		20-May-2005 19:25
A very intriguing juxtaposition of elements in this composition, which makes me like it more and more...

Gail Davison		18-May-2005 20:36
I agree - it's hard to know where the line is drawn between art and pain in the butt is though.

Chris Sofopoulos		17-May-2005 10:33
Nice image Ray. I like the colours.

JeremyGood		16-May-2005 20:09
It really does fit here. Not sure why, but the colors sure do blend.

Lee Rudd		16-May-2005 18:23
for some reason, I though bluebells! I don't know if it is the colours here, but I agree

JW		16-May-2005 17:58
I know it's not a popular view but I agree, Ray. There's worse sights than Graffiti in the built environment!