'In Relation to' Map

(Taken near Joralemon Street in downtown Brooklyn)

In the pursuit of that special (or not so special) someone, you may get on or off (or merely make a transfer) at one of these stops.  Loathing and apathy are conspicuously absent and could not be reach for comment.

The Bus Stop Creep

Ever feel like your being watched at the bus stop?  Taken on Flushing Avenue, near Bushwick in Brooklyn.

Clinton Café Arbitration

Taken near Hamilton Avenue, under the Gowanus Expressway in Red Hook…

Hipstapus

They're in Williamsburg, Clinton Hill, Bushwick, and Crown Heights. Its only a matter of time before I see eight tentacles working fixies down the bike lanes of Bed Stuy. In case your wondering, I laugh at my own jokes ;) Taken near the Navy Yard in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.

Once again, I offer my apologies for the thin posting as of late, still very busy.

Fall in Love

Some of the street art located near the Prospect along the entrance to the Prospect Park subway station in Brooklyn.

Talbott/Pennsylvania and Morris

This section is not too far from the Sacred Heart area on the south side.

This mural runs from Talbott all the way to Madison...

Interesting Murals

The first two are the same mural, which is located on E. 10th Street in Woodruff Place.

This shot provides a much better view of the mural, which I can say is the first mural I've seen that features a periodic table...


This shot doesn't really do the mural justice, but I like the angle...


These next three were taken on Palmer Avenue, near the Vollrath, which is close to Sacred Heart Church...


This roid-raging angel kind of reminds me of Fist of the Northstar...

This whole building is one large canvas...

These are much better viewed large...

Near 16th and Central

Near the intersection of 16th Street and Central Avenue on the Old North Side...

It's Winter in Fountain Square

It was nice for a winter day as I walked through Fountain Square, considering the day before was hovering around 0 degrees.

All kinds of interesting murals in the back of the buildings along the main arteries of the neighborhood.








On the streets.

The Discreet Charm of the Alleyways...

Razor-Wired Mural

On Pleasant Run Pkwy, in Garfield Park.

Exploring the Magnificent Mile - Part 2

Part 2, Across the railroad bridge.


This building by far, has the coolest murals in the area.


From the back of the building.

The murals of this building...

Back of the building.

Lots of interesting things on the ground.

Painted Tracks

Broken Gutter

End of the line.

Look East and you see this.

The building next door.

Exploring the Magnificent Mile - Part 1

In a previous post a few weeks ago, I featured the South Garfield/South Village neighborhood, which featured a mural stating "The Magnificent Mile Starts Here". I decided to visit these murals of this Magnificent Mile surrounding Madison Ave. I initially noticed them while shooting the neighborhood, but wanted to come back on a nicer day. After some exploration, and possibly some trespassing, I found some really interesting artwork in the form of many more murals.

I started here, looking East on Terrace.


Looking North on the tracks toward the Indianapolis Skyline.


Looking to the South on the tracks.


The harshest Juxtaposition I've seen in a while...


While taking the last shot, this squirrel approached me, and I swear when I aimed my camera at him/her it began to do these poses before running off to chase after another squirrel.




Anyone whom frequents Madison Ave, would easily recognize this.


Severe erosion creates a viscous hazard near high speed traffic.


One of the few pedestrian overpass crosswalks in the city, and an interesting one it is.


Access to the crosswalk from Madison Ave.


Inside the crosswalk.


Looking North.


Looking South.


On the East side of the crosswalk.


Getting a little too nosey.




Looking west across a nearby railroad bridge.


Looking at LOS and an impressive mural (to be featured in part 2) from the neighborhood.


Indianapolis' Southern skyline from the nearby railroad bridge.


This bridge has been adapted into quite the canvas.




Looking down at Madison Ave.