Photography in Streets
In recent year’s I’ve just thought of street art as 3D murals on the sides of buildings but SandyL’s Friendly Friday Challenge reminded me there are many different types of art around in our streets. Mostly my mindset came from a tour of Glasgow’s building murals we did a couple of years ago. Those murals are fantastic, and I’ve got some of them here in this post.
The featured image (above) was taken in Kilmarnock and it’s one of two two foot high statutes of swimmers appearing up out of the cobbled main street exactly where the river passes underground across the town centre.
Here are some more street art images:-

I love the way that life goes on around these tremendous works of art. And how did they paint that? It’s a technical feat!
Next is a rather smaller work, but still effective

And next I’ve found some different types of ‘art’ from Edinburgh


Back to Glasgow’s murals


And finally, these estate agents have no sense of decorum


Speechless ! It’s that good 😊
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Wow! Thanks for your comment! Much appreciated. And thanks for visiting too!
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These are fantastic, I particularly like the one of the man with the robin on his finger. Art on a grand scale!
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Thanks! Glad you like them. I agree about the one with the robin. The way the artist has shown the lighting on the man’s face is fabulous.
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I remember one big tiger mural we saw in Glasgow years and years ago:)#friendlyfriday
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You should find an image of the tiger at my Flickr page – https://www.flickr.com/photos/32494188@N06/albums/72157667912291690
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I’ll have a look, thanks
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These are wonderful. Especially love the girl and her shadow in Glasgow. Great job capturing the guy walking past and his shadow. Nicely planned and waiting for the shot. 😊💙
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Thanks, Irene
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I sense bit of Glaswegian humor in these photos James 🙂 All the bigger than life expressions. Love it!
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