Sechelt, BC, 2010
When I saw PARK was the challenge for the meme Theme Thursday, I at once thought of this photo I took earlier this year of a turquoise car so perfectly parked by this wonderful sea mural painted by talented local artist Dean Schutz on the Sunshine Coast, north of Vancouver.
Clicking the photo will show you a larger image and clicking the link will get you to more links to fun interpretations of the theme.
13 comments:
beautiful!
the blue colors of the wall and the car match perfectly.
Oh, I love that mural. And what are the chances of a car the same shade of blue being parked there. This was a rare photo opportunity and you did a great job. Good take on the theme this week. :)
I like it! Of course aqua is my favorite color. That's a great shot, you have an artistic eye!
The car is such a striking color; it looks amazing. The mural is also strikingly turquoise. I'm sure your cropping went a long way toward making an interesting pic a really pleasing one.
Re: Pavement. I think I first started taking pix of the SPQR manhole covers in Rome because I knew what the letters meant. And of the fan-shaped cobbles in Paris because I love them. Then I noticed things painted on streets. But when I get into my old slides, I may find that it began before that.
that is a really cool mural...love seeing those around towns i pass through...it adds so much. very nice. and happy tt!
wow...nice mural!
what a beautiful mural and I like how the car blends in so well with the colour scheme. Very nice interpretation of the theme
Great photo...that mural is gorgeous. And the driver certainly got up close and personal when he parked... :)
Happy TT!
-C
Someone has quite the talent. It's very pretty. A real eye catcher.
Ha looks like the car is part of the installation, very summery
"B SQUARED" at Fort Lauderdale Daily Photo has a talent for finding murals such as this.
Thanks for directing me to you murals, It's too bad that there is a shortage of them in your area. Most of the ones I've seen in Canada depict the history of the location. You are right. I was inspired by Oakland Daily Photo - Monday Mural.
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