Friday, May 25, 2012

Graffiti Week, Part V

Trains and tracks attract graffiti the way manure draws flies. In today's installment of the Graffiti Series, we feature shots from Connecticut, Massachusetts and Vermont.

If you've missed other parts of this week's series, check them out below:

Part I, which features shots taken at the snack shack on an old ski hill in Weston, MA

Part II, which features some tagged barns in Connecticut and Massachusetts.

Part III, in which contributor lostlosangeles features wonderful images from L.A., New Orleans and Detroit.

Part IV features three shots by Joe Viger from the West Coast, and three by Mick Melvin from the East Coast, all of buildings that seem beyond recovery.

Cutler Park #13

(Photo by Dave Brigham: Tunnel under commuter rail tracks, Dedham, MA)

Box cars #3

(Photo by Dave Brigham: Somerville, MA)

Tunnel Graffiti Graffiti into the Dark Orange Graffiti Fancy Graffiti

(Above four photos by Mick Melvin: Hartford, CT)

Plantcasting

(Photo by lostlosangeles: Burlington, VT)

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