In 1980, this wall in Prague was sprayed with graffiti inspired by Beatles songs to protest the restrictions imposed by the socialist government. Today, the graffiti is actually nothing special and nothing compared to some other street art, but tourists seem to love it - probably less for its historical significance, but rather as a background for their selfies.
1/200s; 18mm; f/7.1; ISO 100
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