Photos of Public Art that don't fit anywhere else

[fotoi]

Are those made of glass?
The sheer number of them is amazing!
Quite beautiful!

Thank you. No, not glass, but plastic.

 

[Cliff Hilbert]

Oregon, made from objects (mostly litter) found along the beach.
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That's really neat! In the center it looks like a bunch of condoms that they glued and painted.

 

[sparker1]

That's really neat! In the center it looks like a bunch of condoms that they glued and painted.

You really know how to test my discretion.

 

[joayne]

Some art on a wall in Habana Vieja Cuba

 

[West Coast Birder]

Ruins VII, a sculpture on the campus of UC Santa Barbara

by Ernest Shaw (b. United States, 1942)
Painted steel.

 

[Kukulkan]

Cuernavaca Morelos

 

[Kukulkan]

Mexico City

 

[Detroitable]

Valencia Spain

 

[West Coast Birder]

Valencia Spain

Patrick, your image doesn’t display in full size. Is that intentional, or are you using the attach paper clip button instead of the insert image button on the top row to insert your image in the post?

 

[Detroitable]

 

[Pantry42]

Mosta, Malta.

 

[West Coast Birder]

Mosta, Malta.

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How was the Malta trip, Denis? Lots of great shots you have shared, seems like a fun time!

 

[Pantry42]

Thank you WCB, It has been a place I have always wanted to visit..but never seemed to get there !
However, we had a six day break and I can honestly say I would definitely go and visit the island again. If you are into archicture, history, boats then just go! three hour flight from the UK and met several Americans on our travels as well. good public transport and the temperatures in January Feb and March are really most suited to exploring.

 

[West Coast Birder]

Thank you WCB, It has been a place I have always wanted to visit..but never seemed to get there !
However, we had a six day break and I can honestly say I would definitely go and visit the island again. If you are into archicture, history, boats then just go! three hour flight from the UK and met several Americans on our travels as well. good public transport and the temperatures in January Feb and March are really most suited to exploring.

Thanks, Denis. Sigh, so many places to visit. We have visited Italy and France. Greece, Malta, and Turkey are on the list. Hopefully soon! One of the downsides of living in North America is that everything is far away and requires an extra level of planning.

 

[Pantry42]

Thanks, Denis. Sigh, so many places to visit. We have visited Italy and France. Greece, Malta, and Turkey are on the list. Hopefully soon! One of the downsides of living in North America is that everything is far away and requires an extra level of planning.

It is the same for me and the USA unfortunately Sam, I was lucky in my job of travelling around Europe in my Semi truck , now travelling is for the scenery, history and architecture

 

[West Coast Birder]

It is the same for me and the USA unfortunately Sam, I was lucky in my job of travelling around Europe in my Semi truck , now travelling is for the scenery, history and architecture

I have close family in the UK - my father's sister and her late husband lived in Surrey for many years. She is retired now and lives in London close to her son and daughter and her grandchildren. I have visited England several times and have thoroughly enjoyed it, although my travels have largely been in the southern part of the country. I have never visited the middle or northern parts, or Scotland. It's been a long time ago though. My son might apply for post-graduate study in the UK next year, so maybe I'll have an excuse to visit more often if he decides to move there.

 

[Capn Jack]

Amsterdam
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This reminds me of the Maschinenmensch from the movie Metropolis.

 

[fotoi]

This reminds me of the Maschinenmensch from the movie Metropolis.

Haven't seen it but may have to check it out.

 

[Lester Wareham]

Trv Athens Academy Athens F01_11-01-25-0001-02 by Lester W, on Flickr

 

[fotoi]

Tower of London