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My post a week or so back, Part One of Bogota Street Art Photography, was well received, so I thought I’d knock out the other pictures I liked from my afternoon of wandering around looking at Bogota graffiti. With no further introduction, here you go and hope you enjoy:

Mr. Cool

old school jamming to the boom box

the plane under the zombies.... reason not to fly

love the look of these street kids

hair dryer.... awesome

Hmmmmm.... lots of Freud here...

the size of the pieces is one of the reasons I love it


love the Monopoly imagery in this one

what animal do ya figure that kid is riding?




perhaps a self-portrait

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These are amazing shots! I’m inspired to head to Bogata just for the street art now!
you shall enjoy — and you’ll be there soon enough
Wow sensory overload LOL!!! Love these!
agreed — I loved the color and size of them
Wow, another great batch of photos. I like the pink bunny next to the man sitting on the steps.
thanks! You’ll have plenty of great shots from Central America soon.
Okaay, that one will stay with me for most of the day… Disturbing.
Love it nonetheless… great collection, Mike!
lol — I agree. Not sure I really looked at this one, until I started editing it. Then, I stopped and looked. And was… disturbed also.
Excellent photos mate!
Great photos — I especially like “the freak family — just like yours”. We all have them, and it’s not exclusive to our culture. Good to know…
that family did make me smile — was such great art
That’s some pretty funky graffiti. Very cool pictures:)
Much like your previous graffiti photoessay, this one transported me to loved places. These photos are extraordinary and I sincerely hope there will be more series such as this one!
needing to get my photos organized, so I can get more of them up. Thanks for the complements!
Beautiful! I saw a lot of great art in Candelaria, Bogota when I was on my RTW trip. BTW, I saw the exact same ‘bearded man’ street art in NYC’s East Village last week! Must be a traveling street artist 🙂
Hi, that’s because is a Colombian artists who lives in NY. His nick is “aeon”
Great follow up to essay #1. We have tonnes of street art here in Melbourne, but it always seems more exotic and cool somewhere else in the world (like most things I think!).
Arrrrgggg, wish I would have known that when I was in Melbourne. Played too much poker (badly) and didn’t take enough photos there.
Dude great pics.. those seriously remind me of Santiago…
So colorful! Can’t wait to get back to Bogota with my camera 🙂