Sometimes the road trip you take is close to home. That was the case when my fellow photography enthusiast, Clay, and I made the "trip" to the east side of Atlanta in search of graffiti...and we found it! I think graffiti was the original social media. I am always fascinated with the messages contained in the graffiti. I think this message says it well: "Listen to me! Hear what I'm saying..."
If you love the architecture in Downtown Atlanta, then check out the March issue of Atlanta Magazine-either print or online version. The magazine includes a contest for identifying 16 photos of architectural details of downtown buildings. One of the photos is my shot of _________, whoops, I can't tell until the contest is over! The online version identifies all the photographers with a very brief bio of each. The contest was sponsored by the American Institute of Architecture Atlanta Chapter. Here are a couple of shots which didn't make the contest. Can you identify them?
Here's the link to the online version: http://www.atlantamagazine.com/architecture/
Sometimes the road trip you take is close to home. That was the case when my fellow photography enthusiast, Clay, and I made the "trip" to the east side of Atlanta in search of graffiti...and we found it! I think graffiti was the original social media. I am always fascinated with the messages contained in the graffiti. I think this message says it well: "Listen to me! Hear what I'm saying..."
If you love the architecture in Downtown Atlanta, then check out the March issue of Atlanta Magazine-either print or online version. The magazine includes a contest for identifying 16 photos of architectural details of downtown buildings. One of the photos is my shot of _________, whoops, I can't tell until the contest is over! The online version identifies all the photographers with a very brief bio of each. The contest was sponsored by the American Institute of Architecture Atlanta Chapter. Here are a couple of shots which didn't make the contest. Can you identify them?