I’m sometimes amazed at the willingness and audacity of grafetti artists to express themselves. Work like this is not as haphazard as some might think.
There were many simple (if you can call that kind of lettering simple) tags here, but also some genuine art work. I could have spent a longer time here . . .
I love graffiti! I understand that it’s vandalism and etc., but I can’t help myself. And this “nowhere” part of your shot is great!
(I had the chance to chat with a graffiti artist in New Mexico in March; he’d painted – with permission, he said – the back wall of the restaurant where he worked. He declined to let us photograph him saying, “I had permission for THIS, but…”)
This structure was not only an overpass over the road but also a bridge over the French Broad River, so it had many available surfaces. I’ll show more.
Romancing Reality 
I’m sometimes amazed at the willingness and audacity of grafetti artists to express themselves. Work like this is not as haphazard as some might think.
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May 8, 2015 at 6:28 AM
There were many simple (if you can call that kind of lettering simple) tags here, but also some genuine art work. I could have spent a longer time here . . .
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May 8, 2015 at 12:34 PM
I love graffiti! I understand that it’s vandalism and etc., but I can’t help myself. And this “nowhere” part of your shot is great!
(I had the chance to chat with a graffiti artist in New Mexico in March; he’d painted – with permission, he said – the back wall of the restaurant where he worked. He declined to let us photograph him saying, “I had permission for THIS, but…”)
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May 8, 2015 at 9:39 AM
This structure was not only an overpass over the road but also a bridge over the French Broad River, so it had many available surfaces. I’ll show more.
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May 8, 2015 at 12:36 PM