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With Liverpool being the capital of culture 2009, it's really interesting to visit and photogragh; graffiti artists are not only allowed but some are even payed to grafitti on the walls.
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Beautiful black and whites Zeldy :love:
I see a bit of graffiti since I live near a city, there is just something about graffiti that makes it seem so natural and beautiful in its proper setting.
>>> So thats how Liverpool looks like, interesting..
Purdy o:
They all look really nice but the alignment of this one bugs me a little. It seems a little too centered. There is a lot of dead space in certain areas that made me skim over this picture to get to the next one. Didn't quiet catch the eye as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeldy
Otherwise these are really good. I wondered what liverpool looked like :D
Well there's a new part and old part of Liverpool, the older part has all the graffiti. I wish I had taken more, of the dock, china town and all the other graffiti. Thanks for the comments!
Lekana, I just liked the simplicity of that one. I did think it was quite boring though too, it is lacking in something definitely.
Nice to see some photos of my home city! I also thought it was quite refreshing to see some photos of Liverpool that weren't of the usual things like Liverpool One, the Liver Building, the Albert Dock and so on. I should imagine that some of the newer parts of Liverpool are a bit too pristine to have graffiti on them at the moment, but last I went to Liverpool about a fortnight ago it was still a big building site in parts.
You have a building called a Liver Building?
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I like the first one the most. The cross pattern is interesting, and it has a great sense of space (i.e. the tunnel draws you in, creating 3D).