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Tag Archives: Bristol

Undercurrent: Bristol

Street artwork reading “No Future in England’s Dreaming” and “God Save the King” on a wall in Bristol.

Stickers, stencils, graffiti and small acts of alteration interrupt Bristol’s everyday visual order.

Posted byScott MurphySeptember 20, 2026Posted inPhoto EssayTags:photography, PTSD, Mindful Photography, Urban Photography, Bristol, street art, hypervigilance, Hasselblad X2D II 100C, graffiti, visual culture, Hasselblad XCD 75P, England, mental healthLeave a comment on Undercurrent: Bristol

I See a Red Door

A black door in Bristol, UK, painted with pink text reading “I see a red door and I want it painted black,” set between white-painted brick with turquoise graffiti and pale brickwork.

A Bristol doorway turns a familiar lyric into street-text: part joke, part threshold, part urban colour study.

Posted byScott MurphyMay 30, 2026September 9, 2026Posted inDoor Study, Photo StudyTags:architectural detail, Bristol, colour, Door, Door Study, found text, grafitti, Rolling Stones, street art, threshold, UK, Urban PhotographyLeave a comment on I See a Red Door
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