I was particularly enamoured with this multicoloured section of the East Side Gallery at the Berlin Wall. My camera has a setting called ‘pop art’ which I used to take these photos and really make the colours saturated.
To see more inside posts go to the Daily Post @ WordPress.
Working towards an ecologically responsible life
The peaces we seek are within.
Do What You Love
Une galerie d'art de vivre, un blog lifestyle !
Because words are pressing and words make worlds and that little sign there looks like a Volkswagen
Thinks and again mumbles!!
my life in words
thoughts and images from my perspective
The official page of the artist created to host the project 'CUT OFF'.
Adventures in a Wonderfully Surprising World
Natural Health Consultant. Advisor & Scientist of Consciousness. Living and sharing the wealth of life and health as a Sacred Adventure to Personal Power, Empowered Awareness, Harmonious Living & DNA Regeneration. (Writer & Photographer)
The Joy of Slow Travel
The Ink-Stained Imagination Of Darren Scanlon
LIFE IS WONDERFUL!
Capturing the Miracle for now and forever !
Seeking creative inspiration
Photography, fiction, humor, opinions, and whatever else I feel like posting
Walking Photours of Southern California & whatever else interests me...
Expression of Thought through Words
Platform for my artistic expressions
post diagnosis of an Intradural Extramedullary Spinal Cord Lipoma
Life is a dream: realize it
This is an excuse to eat healthy-ish.
Rainbow Bakery 
Fabulous captures, Georgia! Such talented artists have contributed to this gallery. 🙂
Thanks Ad, I absolutely agree.
Great choice, Georgia. Are these painted onto the Berlin Wall?
Thank you Lynne. Yes there is a section of the Berlin Wall that is still standing and it is painted with a great variety of artworks, it is called the East Side Gallery.
Pingback: Weekly Photo Challenge: Saturated (Rangoli Art) | Processing the life
Beautiful and vibrant pictures 🙂
Thank you. And thanks for the pingback
Lovely colourful pictures. Pop Art looks a very interesting setting.
Thank you, yes it really does make the colours stand out.