I spend a couple of days in central Melbourne recently - the photographic opportunities were rather different to my more frequently visited locations.
These concrete blocks have become a standard part of many streets scenes following the use of cars as weapons by people who seem to have no understanding of how the world really works. Clearly, the art on these blocks was done by a person or group who has (dare I say it) a more concrete grasp of reality.
These concrete blocks have become a standard part of many streets scenes following the use of cars as weapons by people who seem to have no understanding of how the world really works. Clearly, the art on these blocks was done by a person or group who has (dare I say it) a more concrete grasp of reality.
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Hari Om
ReplyDeletefinding fun to cover the fear - bravo! YAM xx
Good way to cover the boring concrete.
ReplyDeleteAnd they are all birds! I like the third one best.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
awww.... they are quite cute really..... good for them.
ReplyDeleteWhy am I not surprised that you photographed these!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea Stewart
ReplyDeleteI like the chicken!
ReplyDeleteI sense a theme
ReplyDeleteGraffiti with a theme...not just senseless defacement. It really is quite sad that these concrete blocks have become a necessary part of major cities.
ReplyDeleteA sign of the time, concrete birds!
ReplyDeleteAt least they are colourful...although I do not always like murals.
ReplyDeleteYes for sure they are ‘concrete examples of a way to add beauty to dull city scenes.
ReplyDeleteCute.. Looks better than concrete blocks. Clever images.
ReplyDeleteOh thank you Artists!ðš
ReplyDeleteThese are clever and fun and so were your "puns."
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