Row Homes, Murals, Graffiti, Street Art

As a lifelong Baltimore resident, I am constantly in awe of my hometown. I drive with a camera in the front seat and stop when something catches my eye. Most of these images are from Baltimore. When covering assignments out of town, I look for this subject matter to photograph. Mural artists do not have credit on my images as I am usually at a red light or quickly pulled over to the side of the road. Personal note to the muralists and graffiti taggers: thank you for giving my soul the joy of capturing something EVERY day. I am on the prowl for your messages of hope, history, social justice and simply admire your street art. These images are artistically edited and not intended for journalism or news purposes.

While walking to the Presidential Inaguration of Joe Biden after a difficult election cycle, LOVE appeared.

West Baltimore - Love tagged on a vacant block.

PigTown, Baltimore - Joy.

Pigtown - "Now is the Time." Interpretations are at the. viewer's perspective.

Poplar Hill, Baltimore. Heavy clouds.

Baltimore - Murals are all over the city.

Charles Village, Baltimore - Decorated for the holidays.

East Baltimore - Wreaths on vacant homes. Holiday spirit.

Graffiti tags are prevalent in Baltimore. R Long is tagged all over the City. This tag is next to a make shift memorial for another victim of gun violence.

One of many boarded up grocery stores in the Food Deserts of Baltimore City.

After the devasting death of 3 Baltimore City Firefighters entered a vacant home, a red X in a box marked that the property is vacant. Baltimore has thousands of vaccant homes.

East Baltimore - The City is full of beautiful murals.

West Baltimore - Love Graffiti next to a "No Shoot Zone".

West Baltimore - Bright properties next to abandoned dwellings under busy skies.

Druid Hill, Baltimore.

West Baltimore - Love graffiti tag.

Pennslyvania Ave., Baltimore - Hearts, love and "Time to Shine". Positive in a desparate situation.

West Baltimore.

Hampden, Baltimore.

West Baltimore.

Remington, Baltimore - Freshly painted row homes.

East Baltimore. Reminiscent, to me, of A. Aubrey Bodine, a Baltimore Sun photographer.

Kirk Ave., East Baltimore.

West Baltimore.

Baltimore.

East Baltimore. Baltimore artist Michael Own created the LOVE mural appearing throughout the city.

While walking to the Presidential Inaguration of Joe Biden after a difficult election cycle, LOVE appeared.

West Baltimore - Love tagged on a vacant block.

PigTown, Baltimore - Joy.

Pigtown - "Now is the Time." Interpretations are at the. viewer's perspective.

Poplar Hill, Baltimore. Heavy clouds.

Baltimore - Murals are all over the city.

Charles Village, Baltimore - Decorated for the holidays.

East Baltimore - Wreaths on vacant homes. Holiday spirit.

Graffiti tags are prevalent in Baltimore. R Long is tagged all over the City. This tag is next to a make shift memorial for another victim of gun violence.

One of many boarded up grocery stores in the Food Deserts of Baltimore City.

After the devasting death of 3 Baltimore City Firefighters entered a vacant home, a red X in a box marked that the property is vacant. Baltimore has thousands of vaccant homes.

East Baltimore - The City is full of beautiful murals.

West Baltimore - Love Graffiti next to a "No Shoot Zone".

West Baltimore - Bright properties next to abandoned dwellings under busy skies.

Druid Hill, Baltimore.

West Baltimore - Love graffiti tag.

Pennslyvania Ave., Baltimore - Hearts, love and "Time to Shine". Positive in a desparate situation.

West Baltimore.

Hampden, Baltimore.

West Baltimore.

Remington, Baltimore - Freshly painted row homes.

East Baltimore. Reminiscent, to me, of A. Aubrey Bodine, a Baltimore Sun photographer.

Kirk Ave., East Baltimore.

West Baltimore.

Baltimore.

East Baltimore. Baltimore artist Michael Own created the LOVE mural appearing throughout the city.

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