London - Street Art by Meisiekind
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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We came upon this lovely piece of street art just before the Borough Market on London's South Bank.
This photo was taken with my Samsung S6 mobile phone. The one I took with my camera came out really rubbish.
Comments (17)
What a contrast! The one wall covered with rubbish, the other with real art! Keep up the good work! :-)
A wonderful find - UNIQUE
Fabulous find! I see that no one has 'tagged' that painting either. Great shot
Great find.
... a very nice capture, and you are fortunate to get that good an image under those conditions.
some street "artists" have true talent in arts and graphics. this is one of many. great capture
nice one
Most attractive!
What a fantastic find, a psychedelic Shakespeare! Don't you hate when that happens? Your expensive camera takes a crap photo and your cheap phone camera produces a beautiful image like this.
Being a curious sort I wondered what wagamama was. Here is what Wikipedia had to say:
Wagamama is a British-headquartered restaurant chain, serving Asian food inspired by the flavours of Japan. wagamama is Japanese for "self-indulgent", "self-centered", "selfish", "disobedient" or "willful".
That is 100% correct Mark - it is a restaurant!
Fantastic street art, great capture!
WOW, there are very talented artists out there.
Wonderful capture Carin. God bless.
wonderful work ! I like the color ...beautiful !
Nice antirubbish graffiti capture, Carin. Lots of weird color schemes to entertain the eye,
Unusual street artwork, wonderful and very special 😃
An excellent composition.
I have a very different picture here when I took David (Fred 255) around this area, under here is in fact a Banksy, I am surprised it was covered. Did you visit the old clink prison up by that blue and yellow banner, and the old kings manor house there a little ways further, and is the golden hind replica still berthed there? Nice reminders of my old home town.
We didn't have time to do detailed visits Ronnie but I will make a mental note for next time!