I first shot the Kong Kee Food Corp. loading platform from the other side. Then I walked around and decided that two views were better than one. It is not just the graffiti, which for some reason I found less interesting once I noticed the same 2 words written on the fence in front of a vacant lot about two blocks away.
The post title is a reference to an old joke – not worth telling if you don’t already know it.
by Mark
Jim Denham - The wall and sidewalk add some nice contrast and I really like the red tint in the treatment!
Barbara Youngleson - The red and black tones are gorgeous. The little puddle reflections on the platform really complete this dramatic image.
Scott Wyden Kivowitz - Cool find, digging the processing
Chris Nitz - I dig the red in contrast to the black and white surrounding it. Fun shot man!
Jason Hines - Mark, the processing on this image is absolutely superb! The red is just perfect, well done my friend!
Toad Hollow Photography - Great picture here, Mark, LOVE the processing and textures!!
Jan Winther - Great title. Very grungy or moody looking and a nice touch by adding a bit of color.
Mike Criswell - Great processing Mark
Scott Wood - I can’t put my finger on it, but I find this image very compelling.
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