This is a visual reminder showing
how to dress correctly to visit
the old city of Ghardaia.

Ghardaia (Algeria)

«Drive carefully. In this town there's
not a lot of children». An original and amused way to limit the speed.

Angastaco (Argentina)

«To urinate is forbidden. Shooting order». Perhaps a very radical way to forbid, but
it can be effective, who knows!…

Chivay (Peru)

«With the power of love an sky can be done. And a boy». A 'revolutionary' message to promote the birth rate.

Santiago de Cuba (Cuba)

«To sale is forbidden in this street». It does not seem that the sign has too much effect between the salesmen of the street.

Santiago de Atitlán (Guatemala)

Waiting for the newly-weds in this aquatic limousine. Maybe it only needs the typical tied cans at the rear...

Venice (Italy)

An example of Australian street art,
turning an inoffensive road sign into
an obscene image.

Cow Bay - Queensland (Australia)

Mmmmmmh... What i'm doing here, in
the middle of the road? And now, who moves out the way??

Dhofar (Oman)

An amused and ecological way
to go to the school.

Georgetown - Penang island (Malaysia)

«Not fucking in this place. Fierce dogs».
So, you are advised...!!

Santa Marta (Colombia)

Taking advantage of the limited space
into a train wagon.

Battambang (Cambodia)

A good (and not virtual) way to look
for a job, at the Zócalo square.

Mexico DF (Mexico)

Advertisement integrated in the street or… is the street the one that is integrated in the ad?

Sofia (Bulgary)

And now a good example of Australian black humour.
Very clever.

Daintree - Queensland (Australia)

This is not the Enterprise space ship, but it's the impressive atrium of the Burj el-Arab hotel.

Dubai (Arab Emirates)

This modified cycle-rickshaw
is an effective way to
attract our attention.

Melaka (Malaysia)