Mural painting.
Mural painting.
Mural painting.
Warping mural.
Bird mural.
Street art on electricity box.
Last Supper - 21st century version.
Corner building.
Manor-house of the Viscounts of Treixedo.
Manor-house of Prime Counts (18th century).
Chapel of the Counts of Prime (18th century).
Viseu Cathedral and Grão-Vasco Museum.
Church of Mercy (16th to 18th centuries).
Church of Mercy.
Typical windows and balconies.
Statue of Aquilino Ribeiro (1885-1963).
Peixotos manor-house.
Church of the Major Seminary.
Saint Christine Fountain (16th century).
Carmo Church (18th century).
District Archives.
Bank of Portugal agency.
Rossio's tiles panel (20th century).
Mural by Add Fuel.
Street art - posters.
Mural painting.
Street art - poster.
Warping mural.
Tightness in the heart.
Mural on Ribeira Basic School.
Poster on the wall.
Easter Sunday on the beach.
Curious about the ducks.
Sunset in flames.
Warping mural.
Warping mural.
Dieffenbachia mural.
Drummers on the street.
Ria Formosa of eastern Algarve.
Ria Formosa of eastern Algarve.
Sharing a cover.
The Culprit - sculpture by Jorge Pé-Curto.
Zafra Castle and Passage Antonio Meca.
Zafra Castle.
Attractive building.
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Mural paintings.
At Alto de Abraveses Avenue, Viseu.
This was painted on walls of the National Guard headquarter. An officer noticed I had my camera ready to shoot across the fence and came to tell me I was not allowed to photograph the buildings and the fleet of vehicles of that military headquarter. I told I was only interested in the mural paintings, making zoom to catch them better, thus avoiding the buildings and the vehicles. The officer understood I meant what I said and kindly allowed me to take the photos of the murals - a gentlemen's agreement.
This was painted on walls of the National Guard headquarter. An officer noticed I had my camera ready to shoot across the fence and came to tell me I was not allowed to photograph the buildings and the fleet of vehicles of that military headquarter. I told I was only interested in the mural paintings, making zoom to catch them better, thus avoiding the buildings and the vehicles. The officer understood I meant what I said and kindly allowed me to take the photos of the murals - a gentlemen's agreement.
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