My friends, here is an example of when you just cannot get the photo you want. Short of the Incredible Hulk coming over and removing this car it’s the best I could do. Hopefully you can appreciate that the car at least gives you an idea to scale. 😉
I LOVE this mural. It is stunning. I would love to park here every day for work. What an amazing way to freshen up what was likely a boring and blank wall previously. The artist did a wonderful job capturing emotion from this Tiger. Wide Open Walls 916 you continue to amaze me!
For other murals from the festival please click here and let me know your favorites!
Bulldog Travels / Photos By Jenny 
Extraordinary!
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Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed. It’s one of my favorites too.
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The eye of the artist continually amazes me. Excellent.
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So creative.
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Oh that car!! I don’t think it’s a complete loss though. The muted car colours don’t distract much from the B&W tiger. My thought when looking at this one was that the tiger winked at me. Overactive imagination I guess.
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Who is to say the Tiger didn’t wink at you?!
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Most great murals attract morons who park in front. No respect for art… 🤣
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So I totally agree with you. But to be fair in this case they did paint the mural on a wall with parking stalls in front of it so it’s bound and determined to happen.
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I know. Just a joke. And the truth of the matter is it does grace the parking lot infinitely.
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WOW! that is an amazing mural. I love that your photo shows perspective. It would also be a perfect link for one of Becky B’s Squares if you can make it square without ruining it. 🙂
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The challenge of photographing murals – the more creative the artist is with the use of space, the tougher it is on the photographer! I like seeing them in situ as it gives a sense of the space …
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Exactly right. Thank you for the comment. You are welcome anytime.
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