Real and fake
21 Friday Feb 2014
Posted in art, Paris, photography, photowalking, random, Travel, urban
21 Friday Feb 2014
Posted in art, Paris, photography, photowalking, random, Travel, urban
19 Wednesday Feb 2014
Posted in architecture, art, iPhone, photography, Travel, urban
Tags
architecture, art, canada, design, iPhoneography, montreal, photography, quebec, Travel
18 Tuesday Feb 2014
Posted in Calgary, photography, photowalking, urban
17 Monday Feb 2014
Posted in Calgary, photography, photowalking, random, urban
15 Saturday Feb 2014
Posted in Calgary, fun, photography, photowalking, random, urban
14 Friday Feb 2014
Posted in art, iPhone, photography, photowalking, random, San Diego, Travel, urban
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art, california, iPhoneography, photography, photowalk, random, San Diego, Travel, urban
13 Thursday Feb 2014
Posted in architecture, art, photography, photowalking, San Francisco, Travel, urban
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architecture, art, california, design, photography, photowalk, random, san francisco, Travel, urban
10 Monday Feb 2014
Posted in art, Calgary, fun, photography, photowalking, random, urban
Today, we revisit a post from last fall, Things you find in alleys.
Since I first snapped a photo of this mural, tucked away in a narrow alley in Calgary’s Kensington neighbourhood, I notice it’s been altered. Sometime near the holidays, I presume, someone added Christmas trees and decorations to all the windows. And this kitty had has grown some a pair of eyes … right where they shouldn’t be!
09 Sunday Feb 2014
Posted in iPhone, photography, photowalking, random, Travel, urban
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california, iPhoneography, panorama, park, photography, photowalk, random, san francisco, Travel, urban
06 Thursday Feb 2014
Posted in art, montreal, photography, photowalking, random, Travel, urban
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art, canada, montreal, photography, photowalk, poster, posters, quebec, random, sticker, stickers, street art, Travel, urban
On every visit back to Montreal, the place where I grew up, I take great pleasure in just walking around, looking for all kinds of stickers and posters placed by street artists.
The truly gifted creators will have made something that rises above the morass of vandals’ visual cacophony — something worthy of permanently adorning the backside of street signs, the faces of traffic light control boxes, lamp posts, bollards, parking meters, bike stands and more.
Indeed, Montreal is full of unremarkable, annoying stickers and posters … but there are so many gems, too.
Here are some of my favourites.