Another from the Long Island City neighborhood in New York City. This one features three landmarks: the 7 (Flushing) elevated subway tracks, the 5 Pointz Art Center with its graffiti-covered facade, and the CitiGroup building (not to be confused with the CitiGroup building in Manhattan).
Obama’s capitulation on the tax cuts is a craven, inexcusable, pathetic act of political cowardice that legitimizes all the left-wing whining about him that generally has been, until this point, unmerited.
Although many aren’t fans of graffiti, I think this tag in Long Island City is great. The colors pop and the artist obviously put a lot of time and energy into this piece.
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23 responses to “Wordless Wednesday: Triple Landmarks (Long Island City, New York)”
Another from the Long Island City neighborhood in New York City. This one features three landmarks: the 7 (Flushing) elevated subway tracks, the 5 Pointz Art Center with its graffiti-covered facade, and the CitiGroup building (not to be confused with the CitiGroup building in Manhattan).
You don’t see as much graffitti in New York City so I love graffiti photos! Nice shot! Very vibrant 🙂
I love this; great colours and it looks like a tattoo…
Great capture!
Some of them are real artists.
A great shot!
What a great way to brighten up drab 🙂 Happy WW
Obama’s capitulation on the tax cuts is a craven, inexcusable, pathetic act of political cowardice that legitimizes all the left-wing whining about him that generally has been, until this point, unmerited.
Nice convergence. I like the graffiti.
Nice shot! Love the graffiti!
Oooh! I really like this shot. Very nice.
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Nice artwork!
very funky graffiti 🙂 what’s the building behind it ?
Awesome job on the colors and lines. Great composition.
I always wonder how they get up there so high to do that graffiti!
All 3 a marvelous contrast of styles and functions!!
Where else can you get 3 landmarks in 1 picture? 🙂
I like the graffiti, especially the blue colour.
Great shot!
Awesome capture!
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Stunning contrast between the refined building in the background and the graffiti in the foreground, and the artwork just stands out that much more.
Colorful way to decorate an otherwise drab colored building.
Although many aren’t fans of graffiti, I think this tag in Long Island City is great. The colors pop and the artist obviously put a lot of time and energy into this piece.