Just viewed Part 1. What marvelous creations! I was really touched by the barn doors with horses on bricks. Also, I was strangely moved by the man power-washing the wall just below. Thank you for all of these
images….they made my day.

Someone failed to even look in the dictionary when they posted that graffiti was illegal…etc. This is the correct definition of graffiti:

plural noun sing. graffito -·fi?to (-?)

inscriptions, slogans, drawings, etc. scratched, scribbled, or drawn, often crudely, on a wall or other public surface
Etymology: It, scribblings < graffio, a scratch < L graphium: see graft

There is nothing illegal about graffiti..now maybe on trespasses or defaces public property and that is illegal…but graffiti in and of itself is not. In fact, I consider the subject as sending a message, or the picture as art. Someone needs to not be so close-minded…and accept graffiti for the message it is sending.

Great photos. All I usually see are train cars that have been tagged by the gangs…although at some of our parks they have some of the cement electricity casings and the outside walls of the public restrooms painted. And…some of the artists were paid to paint the graffiti for the publics enjoyment.

So…put that in your pipe and smoke it and do refer to a dictionary before you give a definition!

actually graffiti is a recognized form of art and whatever these are I enjoyed them……….

But yeah… that second one from the top is along the train line I have to take if I want to go, well, pretty much anywhere in this city… I always kinda absent-mindedly looked up from my book or whatever to see it as I went past. <3