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Showing posts with label Graffiti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Graffiti. Show all posts

Friday, February 17, 2012

Oil Refinery

These are only a few of the images that I took at an abandon oil refinery in California; there was so much to explore there. These old oil tanks were every where I looked, enormous in size both tall and wide. I felt the need to climb to the top. As I slowly worked my way up the stairs, the sun began to create strong shadows from the stairs on the side of the tank. The graffiti that covered these structures were bright and vibrant, unlike the oil tanks themselves as they are faded and have begun to rust. 

Friday, February 3, 2012

Abandon Factory

This is an abandon factory located in philadelphia. It was an ice cold winter evening when I headed up here to photograph the building. Undisturbed from people, the snow lay on the ground blowing in through the broken windows. The windows cast colorful reflections on the ceiling and walls adding a dramatic effect to the image. 

Friday, December 16, 2011

Cape Cod Graffiti



Cape Cod’s natural beauty is known world wide, offering visitors and locals a wide range of outdoor activities most of which are in the warmer months. So when most people think of Cape Cod they don’t think vandalism but in fact you can find some if you look hard enough. Most locals don’t even know about it so when they see photos of such graffiti they think it is in Boston or some where near a larger city. Although graffiti is considered vandalism I think that in some cases it is a form of art. These are some images of the local graffiti I have come across.