A sign was posted on the wall of the bridge described who, why, and how it was painted.

A sign on the wall of the bridge identified it as, "Battery Bridge."

The "Battery Bridge" mural was painted on the surface of the road that formed the short bridge connecting to Market Street. A police car was parked on the bridge.

The white of the crosswalk continued past the crosswalk and became part of the mural.

The mural was painted in a variety of colors that were created to resemble swirling water.

A pigeon had landed on the Battery Bridge and began to look for food on the green part of the mural.

Overflowing planters lined the sidewalk next to the mural.

A view looking back at the mural from behind the police car.

Another view, this time looking back at the mural from Market Street with a police car to the right.