Graffiti under a downtown London bridge is lit by mottled sunlight creating a look of modern art.
© Sheila Creighton 2012
Under the Bridge
Posted on by Sheila Creighton •
Posted in Graffiti
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Tagged Abstract, art, earth tones, graffiti, London, Ontario, photography
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10 Comments
It does look like a piece of modern art! Lovely
thanks Bonnie – certain graffiti has that look to me.
I like the layers … ours in the tunnel gets painted out pretty much as soon as it’s done.
The old argument between vandalism and art is still going strong.
Nice pic.
thanks – I hear ya about the old argument. I understand both sides but from a photographer’s pov I like to see something like this hidden away under a concrete bridge.. what harm does that really do? Another thing I like is that this is a collaborative “piece.”
Great colours together…nice capture
thanks Hellen. London, Ontario is an interesting city to be sure. I think they are even looking at creating legitimate graffiti – treating it like an art form? Progressive?
Graffiti as an art form, am all for it. Your picture is a great example of what time and light bring us.
thanks Francis – I liked the fact that it did look like a “work in progress” because of the different layers… and the location and light were bonus for a photographer!
Sometime there is something of worth under the bridges… well captured!
thanks – lots of neat things to be found.