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And here is my second and travel themed entry:
Artists in the Place de l’Horloge – Avignon, France
Thank you for visiting and have a great weekend.
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23 Saturday Jun 2012
Lovely shot, which remind me about all that time I have used at that kind of places – watch out – the painting that I don’t know that I missed and couldn’t live without… ‘hahaha’
Thanks reminding me…
My pleasure entirely
Thank you Ledrake
Hi,
What a great photo, I love watching artists at work, just amazing.
You have a great weekend also.
Thank you Mags
Nice one!
Thank you Colline.
Reblogged this on Missi Boness~Artist and commented:
Amazing!
It is so refreshing to see talent in the raw.
Appreciate your reblogging this Missi Boness. Thank you
Lots of creativity in that place
Yeah, loads
Some were pretty good too!
Very nice, Madhu!
Thank you Naomi.
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Good one! Mine is similar to yours but using robot technology instead of talented artist.
Thanks. Thought yours was cool!
beautiful shot Madhu..reminded me of this time when i got a skecth done in front of Calcutta station..artists sit on row and they are so good…its amazing to see how fast they sketch a face
Thanks Soma. We are thinking of visiting Calcutta over the independence day weekend. Do you live in Calcutta? Would be great to meet up if we do make it.
I love those street artists in France. Nice touch Madhu!
Thanks Elizabeth. I had forgotten I had this picture!
Fun shot. I can feel the creative vibe.
It seems like the artists themselves are posing for a photo shoot
As usual you have the perfect shot for the weekly challenge. Your blog is like a breath of fresh air.
You are too sweet Mehmudah
Thank you so much
Every time I see an art collection by the streets , I would stop and look. They always bring about both wonder and excitement. Beautiful images.
Me too
Thank you for the visit and comment
This photo looks like it was taken straight from the streets of Montreal, Canada! If you go, try to go during the annual Festival de France in late August… Been to many places in France but not Avignon! Will have to return just for this!
Don’t know when I will get to Canada!
You will love it.
Avignon has a lot more than this Zoe
Street art
It always makes me curious to approach them and have a peek…
Me too! I elbow myself into these crowds to R’s exasperation
Oh yes, my hubby gets peeved about that too
We women are so curious!!!
Great photo, Madhu. I love wandering around such places and checking out all the talent that these artists display.
Thanks AD. I do too, although I have never posed for a portrait anywhere
Much prefer watching.
This photo captures the soul of the street, so to speak.
Happy weekend, Madhu.
Thank you Imelda, glad you liked it
so colourful and exciting madhu!
Thanks Dadirri.
Oh, I love this post, Madhu! Street artists (and the way a bunch of them all clustered together, working, makes the street itself a canvas!) are something I adore. What a great shot!
Thank you very much Anne
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Great capture! The street artists remind me of my forgotten talent in drawing and painting. I used to compete when I was younger. But since i got into nursing, I had to set that talent aside.
Oh, that is sad Nelson. Hope you somehow manage to find time to paint again.
saw the same in Paris, Montmartre – thanks for sharing this street culture …
Most welcome Frizztext
This reminds me of Paris and artists displaying their craft along the Seine. Beautiful.
Thank you Judy
Fascinating to watch the street artists at work! Great shot!
Thanks Fergiemoto
The very first comment was written for me. I couldn’t get home with the load of paintings I would just have to have! I like that photo. I was squinting to see what I missed by not being there!
I am not a compulsive shopper, but that artist seemed like a character out of a movie and I just HAD to have his picture
Thanks for the visit George