Graffiti artists have paid tribute to the firefighters tackling Australia's biggest wildfires in decades.
A firefighting koala with a note of thanks for the country's rural fire services was among the murals painted in Hosier Lane, Melbourne - famous for its street art - on Sunday.
Money collected as the group painted has been donated to World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Australia.
Online, social media users shared the "beautiful" tribute widely.
Andrew Gibbons, who painted the koala firefighter mural, told the BBC the response had been really positive.
"My friend Koryu Aoshima asked a bunch of us to come out together and paint for a good cause," he said.
"Nine of us participated and we each painted our own pieces."
