All across Europe there is beautiful street art to be seen. It’s not graffiti (or at least not just graffiti) and my wife is fairly obsessed with it as an art form. Everywhere we go, she is always on the lookout for more, and when she finds some, she has me photograph it. This is my favourite from the recent batches.
I should really put together a collection of all of it one of these days!
I resisted as long as I could.
In the Basilique du Sacré-Cœur in Paris, you are asked not to take any photos. And I didn’t. Mostly. Almost entirely, really. But when I saw this statue, I just couldn’t resist. It was too beautiful.
Can you blame me?
On the right is the classic Barcelona paving stone flower and on the left is a more stylized version. I love these things.
I have found myself lucky enough to be traveling for the next . . . interim. I’m still not entirely sure how long, but it may be a while. During that time I’m going to of course be taking a whole lot of photos. Some will be ending up here, some there, some EVERYWHERE! 😉
Here are some from my time in Budapest, Hungary at the beginning of April.
I went to the home of overpriced coffee and Seasonal Affective Disorder this past week to watch my step-daughter graduate from high school. I’ve been several times but I rarely take a whole lot of pictures because, among other things, toting around a camera is the biggest and best way to label yourself as a tourist (which I hate). But this time my folks were with me and they look like tourists in their home town, so there was no escaping it.
So here are some photos from the trip!
Mighty Pretty Photos! 