Photorealistic Graffiti by TakerOne
Murals in Avondale by TakerOne, an Auckland based mural artist of Hungarian extraction (“TakerOne Photorealistic Graffiti”). If you follow this link you can watch a time lapse video of the creation of the camouflage girl with dog. Love it.
For more mural art, visit Oakland Daily Photo.
Photorealistic Graffiti by TakerOne
Photorealistic Graffiti by TakerOne
Signs
Motorway signage at the Patiki Road Exit city bound of State Highway 16. The first time that I noticed the logo WR (Western Ring Route – leftmost item for Exit 8B). A dark sky over the city, sunshine in the West.
Trimmed
Nice patterns on the trimmed trunk of a phoenix palm. Avondale.
NZ Rose
The birds have obviously enjoyed an apple (variety “NZ Rose”) that may have been left behind after the Avondale Markets.
The Door
The first Avondale Public Hall (in St Georges Road) was built in 1867 — and shows signs of old age.
From 1931 to 1973 it was the home if the Avondale Public Library. I don’t know what role it plays these days.
First Avondale Public Hall
Cables
Cables at a race meeting at Avondale Racecourse.
Avondale Markets
There is always something to see at the Avondale Markets.
Traffic Lights
At the intersection of Blockhouse Bay Road and St Jude Street, Avondale.
For more black and white images check out Dragonstar’s Weekend in Black and White.
Boardwalk
Through the mangrove forest of the Whau River in Avondale – Tony Segedin Esplanade in the background.
For more black and white images check out Dragonstar’s Weekend in Black and White.
Home Straight
Applause as the horses cross the finish line. In the distance some also-rans, New Lynn, and Titirangi in the hills.
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