Gyor Hungary Travel Photos

Gyor Hungary Travel Photos

The following photographs were taken in Gyor, Hungary. They are of traditional Hungarian pottery, a kiln, Christian churches, a fisherman, and other tourist attractions.
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Wade from Vagabond Journey.com
in Budapest, Hungary- August 14, 2008
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Alter of Christian church in Hungary.

Government building in Gyor, Hungary.

Photograph of a fisherman in Hungary.

Flyer for a punk rock show in Hungary.

People waiting for Hungarian food.

Japanese woman making Hungarian pottery.

Traditional Hungarian pottery.

Pottery in Hungarian.

Pottery kiln.

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Graffiti in Budapest Hungary

Graffiti in Budapest Hungary

Graffiti covers the streets of Budapest, the capital city of Hungary. Everywhere you walk here you are greeted by the messages of VAS, TISH, KASHMIR and other notorious artists of the night. The graffiti in Budapest is mostly bombed tags and quickly scrawled messages with spray paint or marker or really nice hall of fame style painting that appears to be commissioned or with the permission of the land owner. The shear street-side graffiti coverage is awesome.
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Wade from Vagabond Journey.com
in Budapest, Hungary- August 7, 2008
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Photos of graffiti in Budapest:










For more about graffiti around the world:

Graffiti in Portugal: The other side of the wall
Photos of Graffiti in Portugal
Pipe Talk and Graffiti in Budapest
Interview with Mr. Dheo- Portuguese graffiti artist
Interview with Eskema

Graffiti in Budapest Hungary
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Panama City Buses

Panama City Buses

One of the most colorful elements of Panama City are the buses which fly down the streets. These are no ordinary city buses, as they are painted from stem to stern with beautiful scenes of women, battles, movies, and loved ones. It is my impression that the drivers are permitted to customize their buses how they want to: so there are buses with shark fins on top, with paintings of beautiful women, and portraits all over them. These painted buses are awesome.

Photo of a painted Panama City bus.

Inside painting on a bus in Panama.

Front of a painted bus.

Panama City bus with an excellent paint job.

More photographs of the Panama City street art that adorns the public buses.

One of the most colorful aspects of Panama City are the public buses. You can sit for hours just watching them pass, and talking about them. These buses really are a moving art gallery

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Wade from Vagabond Journey.com
Heredia, Costa Rica
February 27, 2008

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Indigenous Boruca Crafts of Costa Rica

Indigenous Boruca Brunca Crafts and Masks of Costa Rica

The below masks were carved by a Costa Rican indigenous tribe called the Boruca or the Brunca. They inhabit the southern part of Costa Rica and many people of their communities live off of carving masks, painting, and making traditional crafts to be sold to tourists to Costa Rica.

A traditional Boruca mask in San Jose.

Indigenous masks by the Brunca.

Indigenous crafts in Costa Rica.

Photograph of the masks that the indigenous people the Brunca of Costa Rica make. These crafts can be purchased in San Jose or by visiting their communities.

A photograph of a traditional indigenous mask made and painted by the Boruca of Costa Rica.

Photo of an indigenous mask made by the Borca of Central America.

Crafts for sale in an indigenous art shop in San Jose, Costa Rica.

Wade from Vagabond Journey.com
Heredia, Costa Rica
February 27, 2008

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Graffiti in Portugal Photographs

Graffiti in Portugal Photos

These Photographs are of graffiti in various places in Portugal. I found Portuguese Graffiti to be amongst the best in the world. I got off of the bus in Lisbon and my jaw immediately dropped. The street art is beyond good here- its colors are bright and its message poignant.

For more on Portuguese Graffiti go to:

Graffiti in Portugal: the other side of the wall
Interview with Mr. Dheo
Interview with Eskema
More photos of Portuguese Graffiti

A collage of graffiti photos that I have collected in Portugal

Odeith the Illusionist showing how he does his ground breaking corner illusions.

Graffiti by Odeith

The first independent wall mural in Portugal- Odeith

King of the gutter- from Odeith's Hall of Fame

Graffiti streets of Barrio Alto

Photograph from Barrio Alto

Picture of stencil graffiti in Barrio Alto

Another photo of graffiti in Barrio Alto

Photograph of a drunken viking stencil in Barrio Alto

Wade from Vagabond Journey.com
Anduze, France
December 10, 2007