Over at Where’s my Backpack?, Ailsa has chosen Pink for this week’s Travel theme.
In my recent wanderings about Shoreditch in London, I decided there must have been a job lot of colourful pink aerosols going…. pink was definitely a flavour for wall art!
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Am curious… did you actually stand there and wait until pink-clad passers-by passed by?
Nope, a Carpe Diem moment! I’m always tuned to getting contrasting or complementary colours when I’m photographing street art….sometimes you get lucky!
Haha – same comment that I was going to make. We are definitely on the same wavelength Simone 🙂
Haha…love that you think I’m that patient…. 🙂
Nah, I think you’re much, much more tuned in than I am. I just snap away, and then I have clever thoughts about how I should have framed a shot, etc, once I look at my digitalised disasters on my computer at home.
Oh dear, Digitalised Disasters….great title for a post!! 😀 😀
Wonderful!
Glad you like it!
That is such a good pink – I would have you down as a prime suspect 🙂
I don’t do that kind of pink….and I would have no idea how to wield a spray can!
Hard to ignore, Sue! 🙂
Indeed, it was a bit of a smack in the eye!
Great work Sue. How serendipitous that people wearing pink walked by as you took the shot.
Brilliant, isn’t it….I’m all for serendipity!
Nice one Sue – see 1st comment 😀
perfecto!
As in perfecto in pinko?!
exactamundo
🙂
Love this one! How much did you pay that lady in pink to walk by just right?
Haha…I struck lucky!
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wow. this is hard to miss. it just jumps on you. great capture, Sue!
They are very vibrant, aren’t they!
Lovely one Sue ! Who are the rolling people I wonder … *puzzled
I wondered that myself….total puzzle until I found this which might go some way to answering it : http://streetartlondon.co.uk/blog/2012/12/10/the-rolling-people-graffiti/
Great captures Sue! I love graffiti and the ones you took here are stunning! 😀
Many thanks, Sonel…glad you liked them!