Kieran Turner's photos with the keyword: painting

Even the image stabiliser can't cope with this much dim lighting combined with motion, but I still like the shot.

Fab graffiti outside the Rampart Street squatted social centre & cultural space.

Unusually, Jason's hallucination was visible on camera.

Shamelessly manipulated cos it was otherwise a fairly unsatisfying photo without enough contrast. But I do love the way such street artists can be found even in grimy London. One associates them so much more with Venice or at least Paris...

Brian painted a fantastic mural at the Aratta community centre in Chernihiv, Ukraine. It's based on a horse from the antique Carousel on Brighton seafront. After we'd finished and gone home, a local art teacher encouraged children to continue the theme around the other three walls of the room. The result blends perfectly and has made a grey room into an incredibly colourful, fun place. We support the centre, which runs many projects to help the victims of Chernobyl, in Ukraine. Find out about it, and support us at www.aidconvoy.net Taken with a Pentax ME-Super on Agfa 200 without flash — probably (film type from memory.)

If you want to make me happy, buy me this. I don't know why I liked it so much, but it really caught my eye. Seen – not apparently for sale – in a trendy stuff shop in Amsterdam.

In the United Nations there's an exhibition of paintings by children aged 7-13 from the Indigenous Community of Saint Rose of Huacaria, in the rainforest of the south-eastern Peruvian Amazon. They express what the children have learnt about health and hygiene — but it's fascinating that conservation themes like water preservation come into them again and again too. This one is my favourite. And apparently that's Quechua, not Spanish :)

Nobody was noticing the stencilling on the inside of these archways until I stopped to take a photo of one, after which a queue to do so developed! ;)

Lobby of hotel facing onto Green Square* in Tripoli. * Renamed Martyr Square, 22 August 2011!