This shot for a few reasons is all about Wall Art. I’ll let you figure it out. The mirror on the window pane is not unusual here in Amsterdam, you still see it every once and a while. It is used by residents to check who’s ringing the doorbell.

Streetfetishist Jurian thought these apples, hanging from a wall i my room, looked quite arty.. I am not sure. The apples were just there. I do not believe they had any intention to look arty, but hey, this probably the closest I will get to the wall art theme so I decided to post the shot anyway.

Under Westplein in Utrecht, a big roundabout, you have this tunnel for bikers. It is allowed to make graffiti around here. There are almost no spots left empty by this artists. You can find a simular shot on my photoblog.

This photo is taken form the train, passing by this industrial building.

They wanted the house rebuild, but somehow the work stopped and some graffiti painters took their shot. In portugal a lot of houses are unfinished rebuild.  I think this is a minimal way of wall art, but i liked the way the lines are in contrast with the wall.

This is a very recognizable wall in downtown Minneapolis. Every so often the building’s tenant, a printer, has several artists make a new mural to adorn their building. It is a nice splash of color in an otherwise drab surrounding area.

Hey! Why not a black and white double exposure for this Wall Art theme?

Taken with a Yashica A in Geneva, Switzerland, in the old alternative site of Artamis, which is being destructed by big caterpillar bulldozers (cause you now, art doesn’t make money so it’s better to build desks and throw the artists away!).

Yesterday I had a photo shoot in an empty factory in Bad Homburg, which is owned by a friend of mine. I had planned to create a series of silhouettes against a white wall in one of the old cargo areas, using different light sources and objects. Luigi Mulé, the person in this shot, was one of the models that volunteered to help out this weekend. When I heard Maarten suggesting the theme today I thought I might as well post one of last weekend’s shots. In my interpretation it is Wall Art, however not permanent. Should you be interested, a few more shots of this series can be found here.

This is Fokke, the admin of this site. He is taking a close up shot of the structure of the wall.  Unnoticed by Fokke I took this shot. We were next to  an old cereal factory in Utrecht to shoot some nice photos of its its desolation.  First post in this theme, see it as a thanks for Fokke keeping this site up to date!

Photo Theme #5: This theme was chosen by Maarten van Ast, and is called ‘Wall Art’. So all new posts need to have something to do with decorated walls, be it with graffiti or something else! Ruud Vonk volunteered to post the opening photo.