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Another leftover from my project last year.
Processed in lightroom with UTW Southside present - download here-
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CLARION ALLEY in SAN FRANCISCO is known for it's incredible GRAFFITI & MURAL SIZE STREET ART. The works change every so often, usually when some a-0's destroy a piece with dumb tags. It's worth coming down to the Mission/Valencia corridor to experience a long tradition of street art. This alley used to be just political inspired murals. Now the art runs a gambit of fun to political.. (HINT: lots of trendy restaurants on the connecting Valencia Street. Though the alley is not really safe at dusk/night)
CLARION ALLEY in SAN FRANCISCO is known for it's incredible GRAFFITI & MURAL SIZE STREET ART. The works change every so often, usually when some a-0's destroy a piece with dumb tags. It's worth coming down to the Mission/Valencia corridor to experience a long tradition of street art. This alley used to be just political inspired murals. Now the art runs a gambit of fun to political.. (HINT: lots of trendy restaurants on the connecting Valencia Street. Though the alley is not really safe at dusk/night)
Coasters...the bird is my first installment, then read the instructions again and the heart is the 2nd attempt.
Very happy.
I started off this project to help me "get better" at photography. That has not happened!! But as time went by I wanted this project to take note of these 52 weeks in my life, so I could remember what I did, what I went through. So, that's what it is!
I was busy being self-involved taking photos of myself and Paul turned up - hence why his head is half cut because the tripod was set up for my height not his - haha!
I am so very happy right now =)
34/52
We won!
Our prizes: The honour of displaying the silver cup on our table until we went home; a magnificent leather flagon (empty); a Tesco steam iron; four crocheted coasters; and a £5 book token.
CLARION ALLEY in SAN FRANCISCO is known for it's incredible GRAFFITI & MURAL SIZE STREET ART. The works change every so often, usually when some a-0's destroy a piece with dumb tags. It's worth coming down to the Mission/Valencia corridor to experience a long tradition of street art. This alley used to be just political inspired murals. Now the art runs a gambit of fun to political.. (HINT: lots of trendy restaurants on the connecting Valencia Street. Though the alley is not really safe at dusk/night)