Friday Photography

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Can You Hear Me? - While wandering the eclectic streets of East London's Brick Lane I spotted the giant ear, installed by the Italian street art duo Urban Solid as a reference to citizens being watched, monitored and observed. To read more about our trip to London click here

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Comments

Jennifer said…
This is so interesting!

Jennifer
Curated by Jennifer

2/04/2022
Marie Smith said…
Fascinating!
2/04/2022
Sparkles and Lattes said…
Very cool piece!
2/04/2022
Liz A. said…
Maybe it's just me, but it looks kinda creepy.
2/04/2022
Polyester Princess said…
How intriguing, but a little bit creepy as well! xxx
2/04/2022
Kelly said…
It reminds me of the cover on Manfred Mann's Earth Band album called "The Roaring Silence". There's a song on the album called "Waiter, There's a Yawn in My Ear.".
2/04/2022
Amy Johnson said…
What an interesting piece of art!
2/05/2022
Mica said…
that's a really interesting artwork and this is a great photo of it! :)

Hope that you had a fun weekend :) We had a good one, last one of the summer school holidays!

Away From The Blue
2/06/2022
Amy at Ms. Toody Goo Shoes said…
Very interesting and unusual!
2/06/2022
Sugar Lane said…
Very unique image!
have a great week,
S
2/07/2022
The Exclusive Beauty Diary said…
That photo is so interesting, and full of details. Thank you for sharing.
2/07/2022
Lovely said…
This looks cool!
xoxo
Lovely
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2/09/2022
iamperlita said…
I love how unique it is! Have a lovely week!
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2/09/2022
Pilar said…
This piece is interesting, unique and and a little creepy. It definitely grabs your attention.
2/12/2022
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