A year ago, my family and I stayed for a few days in a flat in the 10th Arrondissement, Paris. On the opposite side of the street from us was some famous graffiti … you hardly notice the doors and windows.
Is graffiti a kind of visual tweeting?
Story Twigs the Imagination!
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Story Twigs the Imagination! 
You are right the graffitti draws your eye away from the doors and windows. Nice shot.
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Thanks Joseph. I’m still have trouble making stories out of graffiti.
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Such a fun and playful photo. Wonderful entry. 😀
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When I look at all the different cat expressions I wonder if the owners of the flats are being described by the “expressons”! Otherwise I love the graffiti that makes a message of positivity to the onlookers! Merry Christmas to all and to all CHEERS!
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Helen. What a great idea! They are very expressive. Thanks for that different perspective. What a friend! Love from Meg
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I love looking at & photographing graffiti, I do think they are a special form of art & expression 🙂
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Yes.Thanks for visiting.
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Congratulations! I have selected this post to be featured on Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge.
I sure hope you have a great week and Happy New Year!
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Thanks for including me, Cee. All the Best for 2016 to you. Kind Regards from Meg
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You are very welcome Meg.
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Fun and interesting, love your response to the challenge.
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Wild! And congratulations on being featured on Cee’s Fun Fotos!
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And I hardly took any time to take the photo … It’s an amazing world this. M
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I really enjoy seeing colourful street art. The cats are very eye catching. would love to know the story behind the art.
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