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The Graveyard Shift is a collective of aspiring artists and photographers located in the San Francisco bay area. Our primary goal is to cover the rapidly evolving graffiti streets and fine art scenes in the modern world, with plans to expand on a global basis. Flickr is merely a tool to show a larger picture of our world and how we see it. The Graveyard Shift is looking for new photographers everywhere and is always accepting pictures and information on the local scene in YOUR area. If you are interested or would like to contribute photos you can contact us at Graveyardgraffiti@yahoo.com and visit our website Gscollective.com.







Current popular explanations for the origin of the phrase "graveyard shift" reference the 19th century problem of accidentally burying people who were still alive. To prevent this from happening, the story goes, caskets were equipped with a bell-ringing device enabling a waking "corpse" to notify the world that they were no longer dead. The graveyard attendants who remained vigilant throughout the day and night worked the graveyard shift.

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Our goal is simple, be the first to reach 1 million photos of Graffiti art on Flickr. With contests, games and REAL prizes like paint, magazines, clothing, original works of art and a fat grand prize for whoever posts the millionth Flick!! All you have to do is what you already do--post Graff flicks! Add as many pic as you can!!!!