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Dundee

Dundee Dundee Samyang 8mm f/2.8 Fisheye II F/2.8 1/2400th sec ISO: 200

Dundee Samyang 8mm f/2.8 Fisheye II F/2.8 1/400th sec ISO: 200

Dundee Waterfront A.I.-Generated Article: The Tay Whale sculpture was created by London-based artist Lee Simmons. It is a 35m-long humpback whale sculpture that was installed at Dundee’s Waterfront1. The sculpture was commissioned by Dundee City Council after Lee Simmons won a design competition 18 months prior. The sculpture is made up of stainless steel hollow tubes and has 2,457 individual parts. It was transported from Littlehampton, West Sussex to Dundee on a four-day sea journey.

Dundee Waterfront A.I.-Generated Article: The Tay Whale sculpture was created by London-based artist Lee Simmons. It is a 35m-long humpback whale sculpture that was installed at Dundee’s Waterfront1. The sculpture was commissioned by Dundee City Council after Lee Simmons won a design competition 18 months prior. The sculpture is made up of stainless steel hollow tubes and has 2,457 individual parts. It was transported from Littlehampton, West Sussex to Dundee on a four-day sea journey.

Black Watch Parade, Dundee

Dundee Commissioned by Dundee City Council through a design competition held in 2019. Quoted from the Public Art Dundee website

Whale mural by KrimeStyles (Adam Milroy) (2020, extended 2021) A community project organised by the City Centre & Harbour Community Council. Located on National Cycle Route 77 and funded by Sustrans Artwork Programme. Quoted from the Public Art Dundee website

Whale mural by KrimeStyles (Adam Milroy) (2020, extended 2021) A community project organised by the City Centre & Harbour Community Council. Located on National Cycle Route 77 and funded by Sustrans Artwork Programme. Quoted from the Public Art Dundee website

Whale mural by KrimeStyles (Adam Milroy) (2020, extended 2021) A community project organised by the City Centre & Harbour Community Council. Located on National Cycle Route 77 and funded by Sustrans Artwork Programme. Quoted from the Public Art Dundee website