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Graffiti Days (4 of 6)
Posted by Helen (Melbourne, Australia) on 20 November 2007 in Art & Design.
Graffiti on bamboo at Huangguoshu Waterfall, China
(I hope it doesn't say anything offensive. I can't read it. Can someone tell me what it says?)
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Dimitrios from ATHENS, Greece
its a crisp shot, lets see, it says, KEEP LONG AND PROSPER GREAT PHOTOGRAPHER....
20 Nov 2007 8:10am
Richard_Irwin from Belper, United Kingdom
What a cool find, I wonder what it says, have you found out yet?
20 Nov 2007 8:45am
@Richard_Irwin: No. No one has come clean yet. Either nobody knows or nobody can say. ..... I dread to think.
Yvon from Meerkerk, Netherlands
Finally time to catch up with your photos. Love your graffiti series, this shot in particular!
20 Nov 2007 2:12pm
amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada
Absolutely love the idea of graffiti on the bamboo!! Brilliant take Helen!! And I have no idea what it says... hopefully someone will step up.
Thanks so much Helen for the atta-girl! I have to admit I was quite jazzed about being on the spotlight page with my petroglyph. ;-)
20 Nov 2007 8:35pm
Bender Bending Rodriguez from Bad Moon Rising, Australia
The enscription of words/symbols/thoughts on bamboo must echo around the world. Only the other day I noticed a similar display at the Adelaide Botanic Gardens. Kanji seems so much less irritating than 'Johnno loves Shazza' or words of wisdom to that effect. :)
21 Nov 2007 3:10am
Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada
It says, 'Please don't write on the bamboo.' Or something. In any case, I love this image, and it's a very creative entry to the theme.
21 Nov 2007 4:36am
Twelvebit from Victoria, United States
Now that's some unusual graffiti, though maybe not if you live in China.
29 Nov 2007 2:49pm
