tiabunna's photos with the keyword: mural

This mural of an "Osprey and Peach-flowered Tea Tree" was painted this year by the mural painter Jimmy Dvate (see PiP). I posted his earlier mural at the other side of this railway bridge a while ago (second PiP), Happy Wednesday Wall.

This mural was new to me. I note (PiP1) it was painted in 2025 by one of Australia's top mural painters, Jimmy Dvate, which explains the standard. It features (PiP2) the Eastern Ground Parrot (listed as vulnerable) and the flowers of Illawarra Zieria (listed as endangered). It's getting late here, but still Happy Wednesday Wall time. There's a good fence here too, so I'll recycle this for Happy Fence Friday. :-)

This wall, with the mural, is on the side of a Sydney motor vehicle workshop - and that explains the large sign at right (the light rail station is very close). Happy Wednesday Wall, everyone.

This large mural is on the wall of a large shopping centre in Sydney. Happy Wednesday Wall, everyone.

Our local council has installed these partly shaded benches at various locations. This one is near a seafood shop with a wall mural. Happy Bench Monday and have a great week, everyone. I'm a little busy, so I'm also making this my posting for Wednesday Wall.

Taken from the car window. I had never previously seen this wall without something in front stealing the limelight. Happy Wednesday Wall, everyone.

This large mural (created by Tim Phibs) is on the walls of the local Shire Council offices. It depicts Australian wildlife found in the area - to identify most of it you will need to view large. Happy Wednesday Wall, everyone.

Gulargambone is a small town in NSW, Australia. There I found this water tank tower with the great mural of the diving kingfisher. Wishing everyone a Happy Wednesday Wall. I'm about to head away for several days, so I'll also make this my image for Happy Fence Friday. Have a great weekend, everyone, I look forward to catching up again next week.

Wall art and bench under the new Batemans Bay bridge. Happy Bench Monday and have a good week, everyone. As I don't have any images handy that are more suited, I'll post this as one for Wednesday Wall too. :-)

This image of the Batemans Bay bridge ticks all the boxes - fence, wall (with mural) and bench! Wishing everyone a Happy Fence Friday. And now a Happy Bench Monday. :-)

Derelict building near Kiama station, with murals. See also PiP. I guess it's appropriate to wish everyone a Happy Wednesday Worn Wall.

The Deniliquin water tower stands 22.8 metres high and the mural (also PiP) of these laughing Kookaburras was painted on it in 2019 by street artist Cam Scale. Happy Wall Wednesday, everyone.

This mural was on the end of an old "Terrace House" in Glebe. It depicts the way the street outside at the right would have looked back in the 1950s, before Sydney closed its very extensive tram services. Happy Wednesday Wall, everyone.

This mural is in the little Uniting Church (see PiP) in the village of Goorambat, which has become known for its artworks. it was done by Adnate in 2017. Sophia apparently has some religious significance , essentially "Divine Wisdom". Best viewed on black. I should have used flash, the church's yellow tinted windows don't help photography! Wishing everyone a very Happy Bench Monday and a safe and enjoyable week.

There's an Australian hotel chain adding murals to their buildings, in this case giving the hotel the name of the artist - Tim Adnate. The 25 storey mural is one of the world's largest - you can read more about it here.

A long and colourful mural in Sydney. Oh yes, and a foreground bench, so it's time to wish everyone a very Happy Bench Monday.

It's been a while since I posted a street shot, but this Troll seen in Bodo was too hard to resist. Maybe you'd care to listen to this listen to this while having a HFF. Best wishes for the weekend too, everyone. Explored. Family health issues will limit my involvement on ipernity, so my apologies if I do not respond to your comments or visit your images - I shall try to do so as far as possible.