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Project Neon App

Written by David Fischer
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Creative Review alerts us to photographer Kirsten Hirvey's Project Neon app. Obsessively mapping and shooting New York's numerous neon signs since December, she's gradually built up an impressive collection of locations and photographs. In the spirit of sharing she set about creating a free app which would allow people to see and then locate some of the cities best neon sign. Who doesn't love a bit of bright light advertising art.

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David Fischer

I am the founder of Highsnobiety.com. I started the blog right out of college in 2005 and I am still as passionate and involved as I was on the first day. While I do not write as much anymore, you will still find the occasional article on the site with my name on it.

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