A couple of Graffitti shots.

[Glen Roberts]

All the usual Graffitti stuff like just spaying " xxx was ere " or some obscene sort of thing like sprayed on "Willies" you usually see, I think the people that are caught doing it should be made to clean it off with a toothbrush then get a good HARD SLAP.

But then you get the Graffitti that is artistic and shows some sort of urban artistic merit then I think that can add something to the urban enviroment.
At an unused Magnesium Site the are a few bit of the more artistic stuff in amongst the crap!

Now this is the sort of Graffitti I don't mind.

But you always get some that aren't happy with just spraying anything on the walls, they have to do it over the more artistic stuff like this.

Possibly jealous of of other peoples spray skills and not having an artistic bone in their body, so that's the best they can do???

 

[Kev Pugh]

Always find Graffiti interesting, urban art when done well is real art, sadly as in your last it often gets an over tag just because some T**t doesn't know how or just can't... but the question in your shot seems to indicate that they want to learn, maybe.
This location looks a great place to play though.. thanks for posting..

 

[Pete Askew]

Nice shots of an interesting place. I agree with your sentiments and I've quite a soft-spot for grafitti too and, living in Potsdam / Berlin gives me plenty of opportunities to photograph it. I'll post the latest in the next day or so.

 

[Hamish Gill]

The frat three are especially interesting, when combined with the context of the place and the way shot, they look almost like they are floating in front of the surface!

I to agree with the sentiment, but then I suppose if you going to grafiti a wall, you can't expect people not to grafiti your grafiti ... Unless there is supposed to be an unwritten law against it? I suspect the opposite ... I I were a grafiti artist, I would almost want people to draw over it ... That surely is what grafiti is about ... To a point??