After a few “Street Art” photos, I thought we’d look at “River Art” in Hamburg, Germany—for a change.
If you like it, I’ll pull out some more!
Added 2 more below ….
The “Lego Bridge” was made using paint only on a railway bridge.
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brilliant concept, thanks – shared to FB
Few years ago Jonathan. Maybe 2011.
Very clever! Believe everyone on the far bank is waiting for this piece of art to get up and walk away. That would be quite memorable!
The “Lego Bridge” was made using paint only on a railway bridge.
I certainly like it. If you have more, I’d like to see them!
So stunning I’m having a hard time believing it’s an illusion!
I love this. When was it taken? I am in Hamburg right now, and this is no longer there.