The secret art of graffiti removal flickr set via seesaw.
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
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2 comments:
They are quite beautiful aren't they? I wonder what the graffiti artists feel?
In '05 I took a train from London to Holland and Holland's Sporting Clays estate for a day of shooting. I saw some of the most incredible graffiti, which none looked gang related, but creative for sure. Graffiti was only in the area of the train yards. Once I began to see how creative the works really were, I began taking pictures of all that I could.
G.F.Denise
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