Travel Guides

Tagging has always been an art form, one that is rarely appreciated by local governments. While it’s often associated with gangs, drugs, violence, and turf wars, the truth is that most tagging groups have nothing to do with anything so sordid as that. They are just local artists who love to share their work, to bring something unique to the community.
That’s why many places all over the world have began to create legal tagging spaces where you can share your best graffiti art, and people will actually thank you for it. This removes the risk of lawsuits, heavy fines, and even jail time that many taggers have sadly fallen victim to in the last several years. And you won’t have to worry about some advocacy group showing up and white washing your mark.

Nice picture of South of Manhattan, New York
View from the Empire State building

Ice sculptures from Jungfrau
Location: Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland