I love street art. My header for this post is a mural in my own town of Katikati. It is the Athenree Homestead by Val Tubman of Waihi. Athenree is on the way north just out of town.
But recently, I finally took some photos of a wall in Waihi that always draws my eyes when I pass it.
If you missed it here is another piece of the wall that I used for Small Stone #19.
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- My Thursday’s Windows
- Weekly photo challenge: Big
- Weekly photo challenge: Illumination
Alisa’s theme as you can guess for this week is of course: Walls
Chronicles of Illusions 
Some street art is magnificent and this is no different
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I love this wall. Just never had a camera with me[odd I know] until the other day.
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I had that the other day. And the thing is, I never go out without my camera.
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Ain’t that always the way.
š
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Always ….
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I love street art like this! I recently took some amazing pictures.
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Have you posted them yet ???
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No, I must. Seeing the beautiful pictures you posted jogged my memory!
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Oh goodie…can’t wait to see them.
š
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Another thing we have in common!
I love these especially the red haired girly that was your header. I took some the other day, a set of about six of one long peice of work – to take it properly I would need to be in a boat!
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When do we get to see them Gilly ??? Oh and go get yourself a boat…
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Colorful street/wall art. Thanks for sharing and nicely done!
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Thanks !!! I love THAT wall.
š
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These are way better than what I had shown recently. Plus, they are cleaner and more neat.
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Awwwwwww thanks Rommel. But yours were very cool !!! In a different way.
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I just hope that no-one starts painting crap over this wall.
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I love both walls! Thanks for sharing them.
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You are most welcome Sharon. Always happy to share my world around.
š
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Aah…..you jumped right into the chaos! Lucky us š
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I do tend to jump right in…even if it means trouble in the end.
š
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Street art: something else that we have in common, Jo! Did you know that the world of “noncommissioned art” is the setting for the book I’m working on???? xo
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Beautiful artwork Jo ,amazing talent my friend who did that thanks for sharing my friend š
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very happy art! thanks for sharing – the header looks nice too! z
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I love street art as well. These are wonderful selections.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
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The second breath, life given to the wall. An absolutely original and vivid one – wonderful!
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It is really beautiful…I like the thought of ‘the second breath’
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Neat! I recognize Sonic, the Hedgehog on part of it. When I was in Switzerland, I was amazed and astounded by the incredible street art over there. It is EVERYWHERE over there, and it’s so much more than the simple graffiti that we have a lot of here in the States. Very cool.
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It is neat…wheni it is done well. I don’t understand why they don’t allow more of it in an organised way sometimes/
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These are great. There are so many good examples of wall art in this weeks theme!
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It is amazing isn’t it. I love wall art…it can go in so many directions.
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Love the header and mural Jo! š
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Thanks Nicole…so glad you do.
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Thanks for sharing, Jo.
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Always happy to do that Hook.
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That’s quite something Jo ! When it’s done this well it is Art š
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I agree Poppy…i love this wall…really love it.
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Great wall art, I love all the murals in Katikati, once spent a whole day tracking them all and taking photos, good memory
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TThey are amazing aren’t they PP…and they just keep going up. We have about 40 now !!!
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Looks like I’ll have to hop over the pond for another look
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Good idea.
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And now we know where your banner shot of the eyes came from…:-)
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Ahhhhhhhh…so you clicked then. I love that wall and her…just had to use her for a while and had to wait for an opportunity to use the rest. It is hard sometimes when you get a series of shots you sooooooooooo want to use but have to wait. Patience has never been a strength of mine…hehehe
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The homestead is so lush with color… I love it. Your staring red haired lady and the graffiti art speaks to me. š
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I love that red haired lady – every time I see her.
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