Hidden, Until the Storm's Whirl and Splash One of the less calamitous pieces of damage done by Hurricane Sandy was this: It knocked the facade off a wall on South Street just north of Broad Streets near the East River, revealing a time capsule of hand-carved 1970s graffiti that included ancient phone numbers and declarations of love. Daniel Barry, a freelance photographer for The Times, came across it on Oct. 31, after the storm water receded. An earlier version of this post stated erroneously that the photographer, Daniel Barry, was on assignment for The Times when he shot the photos. While Mr. Barry does freelance work for The Times, he was not on assignment for The Times that day.