Glidden Graffiti

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I revisited the Glidden Paint Factory today with a local group of explorers. This time around I decided to photograph some of the more impressive graffiti at the site.

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  1. ThomasAugust 27, 2007 at 4:06 AM

    LOVE the refelection in this one! http://dontnameitthat.com/phreakmonkey.com/ue/glidden/2007.08.26/index.php?image=glidden-auel18.jpg

    Great shot!

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  2. DaedalusAugust 31, 2007 at 11:47 AM

    I have to say, the graffiti amazes me as much as the building and equipment. I hate the taggers for what they do to sites like this, but some of these works are just amazing. I have a pic of one downstairs that said "our art has brought this building back to life [...] please respect", and I certainly agree.

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