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rabirius 
23 responses to “The Cars Above Us”
Best photo of graffiti!
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I’m glad you like it.
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Good photo of graffitti.
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Thank you, Marylou.
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Exceptional visual art, rabirius.
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Thank you, Lance.
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My pleasure, rabirius.
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Interessante Aufnahme, Rabirius!
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Vielen Dank, Peter.
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Here we have life under the bridges….such a telling image….layers of cultural meaning…☺️ smiles Hedy
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Yes, we have that too – but more under the bridges in the city center.
Thank you for your compliments, Hedy.
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I love graffity !
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Thank you, Dirk.
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Clever use of selective colour.
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Thank you, Ark.
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the red really pops
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Thank you, Sedge.
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I agree with the others who commented – what graffiti! Looks like they have disco parties down there. Very interesting.
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Thank you, Kim.
Well, I think in the 1990s there were a lot of Techno Parties under bridges. But that was before I moved here. 🙂
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My first impression was that you added the red markings. Then the red blended in with what was there.
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No, I didn’t add them. 🙂
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very cool!
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Thank you, Robert.
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