I saw this love message on a wall recently. It made me wonder about who inspired it. Usually the graffiti I see doesn't have that kind of theme. Happy Monday to all!
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9 comments:
It is certainly cleaner than most graffitti I see!
Good graffitti can be amusing, I like it.
I agree with Neva, it is cleaner in comparisons to the ones I had seen.
c'est une belle declaration, que l'on ne peut pas rater. beau coup d'oeil
it is a beautiful declaration, which one cannot miss. beautiful glance
Well, at least the tagger was honest ...
Everybody loves love-messages (maybe not the owner of the building!!)
haha...someone carries their heart on walls :)
Yes Lori, A good theme for your blog too...I love it, Yeah!!! I do.
I like the contrast between the sentimental graffiti and the rather rough looking people in front of it. You continue to show a good eye for interesting shots!
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