Official Powerful Picture Thread Vol. New One

[mayhemgatz]

Originally Posted by CallHimAR

Banksy

good thread....

 

[im not you]

Robert Taylor Homes in Chicago. One of the most notorious housing projects in American history. The pic is powerful (to me) because it represents an ominoustheme through every bad public housing development across the country. Innocent youth in treacherous environments...who more often that not grow up tocontribute to the destruction and chaos of that same development. It's like they're conditioned to be that way. You're not given many optionsgrowing up in that environment. My grandfather grew up in RTH and I vividly remember visiting the Chi around 3-4 yrs old and running around wild in those sameprojects like all the other kids.

 

[chokeonsmoke]

Originally Posted by Im Not You

http://images.lightstalke...ges/263470/bridges_2.jpg src="http://images.lightstalkers.org/images/263470/bridges_2.jpg">

Robert Taylor Homes in Chicago. One of the most notorious housing projects in American history. The pic is powerful (to me) because it represents an ominous theme through every bad public housing development across the country. Innocent youth in treacherous environments...who more often that not grow up to contribute to the destruction and chaos of that same development. It's like they're conditioned to be that way. You're not given many options growing up in that environment. My grandfather grew up in RTH and I vividly remember visiting the Chi around 3-4 yrs old and running around wild in those same projects like all the other kids.

little dude is smashin with his homie in the back

 

[bigboi415]

crazy photos in here

 

[freshpearojeiys]

Originally Posted by DJ bana

powerful pictures dont have to just be sad.

woooo, and im spent.

amazing picture. this thread is great. the picture and video of Omayra had me tearin up..so sad.

 

[ii2cky]

^ mordor?

 

[JayDean03]

@ these pics. keep em coming

that cat and dog pic has me like

 

[icandunkonu]

%%!@ your $!%+%!# war on terror

 

[nktran001]

Not gon' lie, this made me want to tear.

 

[dj bana]

Originally Posted by Danny Tanner

Originally Posted by DJ bana

Originally Posted by Danny Tanner

Originally Posted by ii2cky

im chelsea fan

thats unfortunate.

You guys can't make transfers until summer of 2011

MANCHESTER UNITED.

BANA..you support United?!

Good Choice!

I WAS BORN AND RAISED IN MANCHESTER.

red devils in my blood.

 

[dj bana]

Originally Posted by Pmighty


my guess would be fire related?

smoke ya later wrote:

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chick on a ladder reading a book is powerful?

i think she was a photographer and they say she was a nter, but she died earlier this yr or last yr i believe

yes, she was a photographer. a lot of her work is inspirational... peep her deviat art: http://sydniyoshie.deviantart.com/gallery/

 

[danny tanner]

Originally Posted by marionthebarberian

Originally Posted by horchata kid

Originally Posted by Danny Tanner

DJ bana wrote:

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Danny Tanner wrote:

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ii2cky wrote:

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im chelsea fan

thats unfortunate.




You guys can't make transfers until summer of 2011

MANCHESTER UNITED.

BANA..you support United?!

Good Choice!

..check the sig.

 

[vixiv]

 

[chicityk7]

Originally Posted by Im Not You

Robert Taylor Homes in Chicago. One of the most notorious housing projects in American history. The pic is powerful (to me) because it represents an ominous theme through every bad public housing development across the country. Innocent youth in treacherous environments...who more often that not grow up to contribute to the destruction and chaos of that same development. It's like they're conditioned to be that way. You're not given many options growing up in that environment. My grandfather grew up in RTH and I vividly remember visiting the Chi around 3-4 yrs old and running around wild in those same projects like all the other kids.

The Chi life is f^%$#@d up NT

 

[phil le0tard0]

I bet you dudes who like Man U like the Yankees and the Lakers too.

Glory hunting, front running, badwagon +%%+$!%%#***#

 

[retr0sxual]

Originally Posted by Julian Wright

I always come in these threads to post this picture. That's heart.

Originally Posted by marlsj

Originally Posted by JayADiCt92

That picture makes me tear up.

 

[airmaxplus]

Originally Posted by DJ bana

Originally Posted by Danny Tanner

Originally Posted by DJ bana

Originally Posted by Danny Tanner

Originally Posted by ii2cky

im chelsea fan

thats unfortunate.

You guys can't make transfers until summer of 2011

MANCHESTER UNITED.

BANA..you support United?!

Good Choice!

I WAS BORN AND RAISED IN MANCHESTER.

red devils in my blood.

all real mancs support city.

 

[youmadyoubad]

 

[nighthawk9421]

Originally Posted by LilStarZ07

im not even gonna lie, the pictures of the loved ones mourning their losses, especially the chick laying next to the casket, got me real %$%%%% up in my head right now ... i gotta wake up for work in a few hours and i dont even care ...

good luck to you nighthawk please be safe ...

Thanks for the support lilStarZ.

 

[friendliest ghost]

Not so much the particular picture, but what it represents.

Description: "In the 1980s the Iranian government named the Street in Tehran in which the British Embassy is situated after the Irish Martyr Bobby Sands,who died whilst on hunger strike demanding that he and his comrades be recognised as political prisoners, after having been imprisoned for fighting for theBritish state to withdraw from the whole of Ireland."

The Brits, in a typically cowardly fashion, are/were pressuring the Iranian government to change the name and list an obscure service entrance on aperpendicular street as the official address.

 

[alan garner]

and that is when he had he eyes open

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assault_in_the_Ring

 

[mben32]

bookmarked.

 

[memphisboi55]

Epic

 

[hazeleyed honey]

This is so sad...I remember crying so hard when I first saw it, and it still makes me tear up. It is one those montages that puts life in perspective for you.

2007 Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography Renée C. Byer

 

[mac a roni]

Originally Posted by Hazeleyed Honey

This is so sad...I remember crying so hard when I first saw it, and it still makes me tear up. It is one those montages that puts life in perspective for you.

2007 Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography Renée C. Byer

[color= rgb(102, 0, 153)]Damn that $%+* is sad....[/color]