Photowalking

[olivermoss]

A few of these pics are from last night, a few earlier. I just hadn't pulled my data in a bit.

In the Clinton neighborhood, someone is doing analog social media:



Part of a fairy village in a nearby yard:





Local street artist who works in wood burning did a snake:



More of these have been popping up:



The current Oddject in front of the Bench of Social Distancing:



I tried to reshoot it last night, hoping it would be easier to shoot in the dark. But the glass was fogged up.

Same house also has a ladder to nowhere, but it's hard to shoot it in a way that makes it clear and distinct in the shot:



Red glowing arch with an angel statue next to it, couldn't really get a good shot of it, but I tried:



Been seeing these at bus stops:



Is this ... a weird Rajeneesh reference?

Anyway, that is the current crop of pics. That first one is going to to go in my Portland Yard Art gallery on my website. I really need to work on the website this weekend.

Comments

[gingicat]

Thank you for sharing these!

[olivermoss]

Welcome :)

[mistressofmuses]

I love these! I love the analog social media, and that snake woodburning! (I'm also an utter sucker for fairy villages.) These are all very cool. It makes me wonder if there's anything similar in my area. Denver isn't on the level of Portland or Austin, but definitely has some artsy areas that I wish were just a *little* more accessible to me.

[olivermoss]

Yeah, the yard art scene here is intense. It helps that I walk a lot, but really I am lucky to be in this part of town. The woodburning art is a face of mine.

[st_aurafina]

I love the analog BLM post - that's wonderful!

[olivermoss]

It's such a cute interactive thing for the neighborhood :)

[sylvaine]

Analogue social media! I love it!