post your urban landscapes

[StoneNYC]

Building, downtown Denver, Colorado, 1986. 5x7 Tri-X.

Try to see the not quite hidden message in the shot.

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Do you mean the graffiti that says "Milo"?

Well Colorado in Denver, certainly doesn't look anything like that now or it didn't in 2010... however who knows with the meth problem they have going on, it's possible it's come back to that by now...

[djdister]

Well I didn't notice the graffiti until I made a large print out of it, and I got a big kick out of it when I read it (see blowup of door on right side of frame). Actually in my experience, you can almost always find places like this in any major urban area, if you go to the right [or wrong] place.

[Alan Gales]

Well I didn't notice the graffiti until I made a large print out of it, and I got a big kick out of it when I read it (see blowup of door on right side of frame). Actually in my experience, you can almost always find places like this in any major urban area, if you go to the right [or wrong] place.

Conformity = digital capture?

[StoneNYC]

Well I didn't notice the graffiti until I made a large print out of it, and I got a big kick out of it when I read it (see blowup of door on right side of frame). Actually in my experience, you can almost always find places like this in any major urban area, if you go to the right [or wrong] place.

Oh! I actually saw that, but it was way too small and blurry on my phone

[Alan Gales]

Oh! I actually saw that, but it was way too small and blurry on my phone

Oh, a Conformist!

[StoneNYC]

Oh, a Conformist!

No not at all, in fact I'm worse than that, i'm a double agent

[RHITMrB]

Substation, River Parkway & Southwest Moody by Isaac Sachs, on Flickr


H-H Auto Sales by Isaac Sachs, on Flickr

[AtlantaTerry]

Try to see the not quite hidden message in the shot.

Well, at least they had no spelling errors.

[djdister]

Here's another one from my Denver archives -- Santa Fe Street, Denver, CO, Sept. 1985. 5x7 Ektapan (!) in DK-50 (remember that?)

[StoneNYC]

Here's another one from my Denver archives -- Santa Fe Street, Denver, CO, Sept. 1985. 5x7 Ektapan (!) in DK-50 (remember that?)

Very nice, I actually have a can of DK-50 that I got from a friend whose grandfather passed, and had a bunch of extra cans of chemistry lying around, I've been meaning to try it, however it has a sticker on it that says Caldor, a chain of stores that hasn't existed since the late 80s possibly early 90s... But couldn't. Be much older than even that.

Any suggestions? I'm kind of interested to try it and wonder what sort of effects I should expect