sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
Brilliant, needs to be framed and hung.
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Brilliant, needs to be framed and hung.
These images are begging for a 'graffiti" thread, Anne - with all your other soho shotsAt last a chance to get some new shots of the graffiti in HK's Soho. I thought I had 'done' Soho when it came to graffiti but, boy, so much I haven't got before or that has changed and that was just in 40 minutes. London is vibey, Hong Kong is quirky. It was difficult to choose which ones to post without overwhelming the thread. I managed to get down to 6 of my favourites:
IPhone 7+. Only last one edited in Snapseed.
This one was really messy but loved all the signs and junk around.
Is it too late to post? Well, just try my luck. I found so many and had not time to proceed them or post.
Here are some of them:
Literal (Though no masterpiece) Street Art Before The National Gallery
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Underground Art
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The Horse Head At Marble Arch
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The Giants with the Horse Head At Marble Arch
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Wall Of Art (antique shop at Leominster)
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Different Street Art (and I mean the bench as well as the ornamental plants, Leominster)
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Patchwork Embroidered Stained-glass Window (telling the history of Leominster and Priory Church)
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At Priory Church of Leominster or "Still Life With Art"
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Leominster Street Art
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And last but never ever least
The Ballerina (if I had room and money I'd buy this sculpture! Life size portrait sculpture at an antique shop in Leominster. Don't know the stone nor artist but it pulled my socks off of beauty)
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Good night!
Wouldn't it be fantastic to see street art everywhere - on all the boring council stuff, buses, bus stops, light poles, pavements . . . Old ladies who've sat too long in the sun ....These need to be everywhere!
Wouldn't it be fantastic to see street art everywhere - on all the boring council stuff, buses, bus stops, light poles, pavements . . . Old ladies who've sat too long in the sun ....
My sentiments exactly
LOL!! No rush... take your time...My sentiments exactly
Tow a Ferrari by the nose??? Please, you carry it gently on a stretcher if wounded. In all other cases, you wait until it's ready to leave.Who knows, maybe they have even more attached, a hook or loop to tow it away?
Yow!Yowza.
Wow, thanks, deepop. I have to say I loved this theme as I am sure you all realised .I just knocked this off in a few hours. Easy-peasy.
This challenge was teeming with great photos, a great disorderly mass of beauty - selecting a few was too Herculean, so I selected many.
Overall winer of MC #38 is...
ImageArt. Ann's body of work this week had depth and breadth, including:
Perfect photo (color, leading lines, symmetry)
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Whimsy
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Great graffiti
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Honorable mention (in no order of favor)
Glenton's TheScarfice , moody "evocative"(to quote Jen) with wonderful colors and framing
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RoseCat's pic which I'll call Ecstasy,'nuff said
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I'm taking a pause here to post reply, part 2 to follow
Now for something completely different. SPORTS.
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a great disorderly mass of beauty -
Thank you John!Brilliant, needs to be framed and hung.
Thanks David for your recognition and collaboration.MC #38 evel, part 2
Other photos that drew me to them, again in no order
rizole
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Kmenglee
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terse
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sinnerjohn
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GroovyGouvy
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Of course, there were so many beautiful posts, I can't note all of them here.
Another fantastic week in MobiLand