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Cafe Sabor Menu by Pep Sánchez Ríos

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These pictures were based on the prophet Gentileza work. They show some sentences painted around the city for bringing some advice or messages to the pedestrian. However, they generally are invisible for all of us. For me walk around the city is the best way to really know a place and its occult messages.

José Datrino, known as prophet Gentileza (11 April 1917 — 28 May 1996) was a Brazilian urban personality, kind of a preacher, which became known from 1980 by making quirky inscriptions under an overpass in Rio de Janeiro, where he walked in a white robe and long beard. "Gentileza gera gentileza" ("Kindness begets kindness") is his most famous phrase – Read more...

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Giving the gift of colour to the sky.  and I blink once, and it's gone. 

As I think of nature, love, and time, I hear music, softly piercing my ears, The pipes, and pan-flute, the beat of the bohdran and fiddle, I let out a sign of contentment, and close my eyes. It's here, that I'm home. – by Lakota. 

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Picture a light, a personality on my mind. Catch the ripped wishes with my hands – envy

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Great considerations to take best pictures

Use your imagination and read some tips to take better and creative pictures. You can capture some beautiful views using wide angle photography. Read more...

“There are no rules for good photographs, there are only good photographs".

Ansel Adams

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It is an important thinking and an exercise for life. And also visually talking.

From betype:

Think Outside The Box by Kevin Greene

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What is real? What is imagination? Using filters the real scene seems unreal and the unreal very real for what we used to see around.

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Black and white finds the curious light,  That shimmers with substance and dances across the page in ink,  I cross a a wide bridge that is my link,  To dissolving the empty divide,  Like the certainty of the incoming tide. 

– by Hazel Durham

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Inspired on Relativity by Escher, the pictures present the visual imagery of a world where the laws of gravity have ceased to exist

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Showing the beauty of dark side

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Sensorial Design

When the design shows much more than just visual sensations. In New York, a pink installation responds to stimulus of visitors | http://www.dwell.com/event-spotlight/article/vibrating-sound-architecture-arrives-downtown-new-york

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Street Art at home 

Graphite has grown at big cities. This art is a reflection of people and their moment of life. In many cities, as Sao Paulo, street art helps to bring colour against the grey landscape of the city. Nowadays the street art is being introduced in new places such as schools, advertisements, brand identities, houses, etc.

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Street Art

Street Art dispenses galleries, museums and prestige. It's a marginal, creative and amazing art. The underground movement is an example of spatial sustainability.

It doesn't need time, space, cultural movement or recognition. Street Art just needs the street. And so it happens in unexpected places such as ghettos, dumps, under bridges, damaged walls and abandoned places. 

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Pop art images are a combination of humor, irony & criticism. Pop Art made commentary on contemporary society and culture, by using popular images and icons. Here I used this inspiration to produce and reproduce others. 

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"Life imitates art far more than art imitates Life.." - Oscar Wilde

My thanks to Pádraig Ó Rua for help me to take this pic. 

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Dublin Psychedelic - revisiting arts movements