I love street art, and when I have my bike with me, I often take pictures of it with my bike leaned against the art. I share these images primarily on Instagram. For those of you who don’t follow me on Instagram, this is the link to my profile, if you would like to do so. Otherwise, this final post of the week has the best of my street art images from the week.
Or you can scan this QR code.
Edit: Cosmos Soup on Bluesky suggested this post could be made better by including location data for each of these murals. I thought that was a good suggestion and started thinking about the best way to do so. It would take a while to copy the location data from each of these from my camera roll so I started looking into an easier solution. I found a mapping website felt.com that allows one to drop photos among many other types of data to create maps. Their upload button is called “upload anything”. It probably took me longer to create the map. Then it would’ve to manually add the information to the caption of each photo, because I was learning how the website worked, and, because I was doing it on my iPhone and iPad, when the desktop probably would have been more efficient, however, having done it once now I will be able to do it quite quickly in the future. I’m happy to have the suggestion prod me to discover this new tool.
Here’s the link to my map. When you click on a pin the image will display. The image below is just a screen cap. You will need to use the link to interact.

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