Moderator: Dux
I'm 28. I have a full time job leading urban kids (of all races) on nature hikes. I simply write down shit they say.
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“Mr. Cody, hook me up wit a glue stick… I’mma cut and paste this fuckin’ orange leaf into my memories book.”
“Quinton’s fat ass waaaay back there. Homie can’t keep his pants up. Tryna borrow a belt, I’m like nobody here wear size equator!"
Kazuya Mishima wrote:they can pry the bacon from my cold dead hand.
“If me and Jévon find a treasures chest out here, we makin’ the bus driver stop by the Coinstar. Cool?”
Kazuya Mishima wrote:they can pry the bacon from my cold dead hand.
“Ernesto know all about plants n’ fungi n’ shit, his mama work at Subway."
Kazuya Mishima wrote:they can pry the bacon from my cold dead hand.
“Bring the first aids kit, Leon think he tore his rotisserie cuff."
Kazuya Mishima wrote:they can pry the bacon from my cold dead hand.
Hey Dustin! Getcha ass ova here! We buildin bird feeders! Peanut butter pinecone craft time motherfucka!
It's easy to look at photos like these and dismiss the whole place as a lost cause, another bombed out city. But I think these photos are really cool looking. They're well composed, which always helps, but in a weird way they're like extremely long exposures: underneath the graffiti or grime or decay, you can see the hints of the city that used to live there. You can see that parts of the city are still standing, almost defiantly. And I think that's really neat.
Quinton’s fat ass waaaay back there. Homie can’t keep his pants up. Tryna borrow a belt, I’m like nobody here wear size Equator!
I can't see what the photographer is getting at with these pics. Looks like an upmarket suburb of Liverpool.Abandoned by Wolves wrote:On a slightly more somber note (but still interesting):
http://doorsofeaststlouis.com/
It's easy to look at photos like these and dismiss the whole place as a lost cause, another bombed out city. But I think these photos are really cool looking. They're well composed, which always helps, but in a weird way they're like extremely long exposures: underneath the graffiti or grime or decay, you can see the hints of the city that used to live there. You can see that parts of the city are still standing, almost defiantly. And I think that's really neat.
=D> =D> =D>odin wrote:I can't see what the photographer is getting at with these pics. Looks like an upmarket suburb of Liverpool.Abandoned by Wolves wrote:On a slightly more somber note (but still interesting):
http://doorsofeaststlouis.com/
It's easy to look at photos like these and dismiss the whole place as a lost cause, another bombed out city. But I think these photos are really cool looking. They're well composed, which always helps, but in a weird way they're like extremely long exposures: underneath the graffiti or grime or decay, you can see the hints of the city that used to live there. You can see that parts of the city are still standing, almost defiantly. And I think that's really neat.
LOL, that's just what I was thinking! From the descriptions I'd heard of ESL on here and elsewhere I had much lower expectations. Some of those properties look like viable buy-to-let propositions for university tenants living not too far away from where I am now.....odin wrote:I can't see what the photographer is getting at with these pics. Looks like an upmarket suburb of Liverpool.Abandoned by Wolves wrote:On a slightly more somber note (but still interesting):
http://doorsofeaststlouis.com/
It's easy to look at photos like these and dismiss the whole place as a lost cause, another bombed out city. But I think these photos are really cool looking. They're well composed, which always helps, but in a weird way they're like extremely long exposures: underneath the graffiti or grime or decay, you can see the hints of the city that used to live there. You can see that parts of the city are still standing, almost defiantly. And I think that's really neat.
Yes, I'm drunk wrote:LOL, that's just what I was thinking! From the descriptions I'd heard of ESL on here and elsewhere I had much lower expectations. Some of those properties look like viable buy-to-let propositions for university tenants living not too far away from where I am now.....odin wrote:I can't see what the photographer is getting at with these pics. Looks like an upmarket suburb of Liverpool.Abandoned by Wolves wrote:On a slightly more somber note (but still interesting):
http://doorsofeaststlouis.com/
It's easy to look at photos like these and dismiss the whole place as a lost cause, another bombed out city. But I think these photos are really cool looking. They're well composed, which always helps, but in a weird way they're like extremely long exposures: underneath the graffiti or grime or decay, you can see the hints of the city that used to live there. You can see that parts of the city are still standing, almost defiantly. And I think that's really neat.
