Phone photos on Flickr

(Scottish Gaelic: Caol an t-Snàimh) is a village in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. Once the site where cattle were swum across the narrows to the Isle of Bute, a ferry now provides the back door to the island.

Phone by Barron Blackburn

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Phone call by Simone

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Phone Box by jmbarcia

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Unmobile Phone by joehantsphoto

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phone booth by Chez Valencia

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On the phone by Dejan

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Nieve sobre Zaragoza, Enero 2021 by joseange

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Kodak Ektra Phone

phone shot by Ian

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13 1/2 x 6 1/2 inch, Indian Rose Wood, still to be tidied up :-)

Phone 982 by StephenReed

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Best on Black

Phone.. Home.. by Merlin 5

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Captured just off Piccadilly, London.

Phone or not ... by Angeline - by arp

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Phone Box Sundown by smith

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by David Cleary

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Tarragona, Spain

phone shot by Ian

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Two for the price of one this morning, as Julia pointed out you couldn't tell what the subject was in the first picture, so I did a silhouette as well, I'll chalk this one down to the "learning curve", what I see in my head doesn't always translate well to wood :-)

The Phone Box by Ralph Clark

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Wishing everyone on Flickr a Merry Christmas. As always thanks for all your kind comments and faves throughout 2019.

I saw this phone box with its Christmas Tree outside the old Post House in East Horsley and thought it would make an unusual image for the festive season.

Nearly open by caro-jon-son

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phone box2 copy by Steven Blanchard

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Phone is ringing, oh my god! by the_Armed_high_one

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phone by keid*

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Phone Home by Pootar

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Phone by Joan Puig Massuet

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Maan (Jordània)

Phone Box. by Ben Crompton

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Did a levels adjustment and a bit of an un-sharp mask filter.

phone line by Masa 雅

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Crundale village phone box by Andy M

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Phones by lafazanovski

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Phone Face by Tursiops

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Wet rainy season night.

Phone Call by Guillaume Poux

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w/ Mir-24n 35mm f/2 @ f/8

Phone lighting. by Jeff Roisman

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Phone by Pascal

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Phone by Firelight by Shaun Fisher

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London, Great Russell Street by Giulio Migotti

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Phone Box by Al Richardson

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Next to the Thames.

View On Black

96 Blue by Peter Davidson

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If only we would look up from our phones.

Phone order by Amelia M

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Noelle takes a phone order while opening up the bakery for the day.

Phone photo 2016 by Scwertal.H.E Evans

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Cell Phone Solitude by Chris Crowley

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As I was walking around Ames Park last month after Hurricane Matthew had torn through, I was grabbing some final shots as a young woman walked by, leisurely strolling along talking on her cell phone. I thought how much things have changed since I was her age.

There was a time that walking around a place like this for me would have been peaceful, and contemplative. If I were young again, it would be in solitude if I wanted it, or perhaps not, if I wished someone was there enjoying it with me. I would have been focused on the beauty around me, and if I was with someone else, I might be focused on that person. Looking at the girl walking by on her cell phone made me aware of the fact that so many young people no longer have a clue of what it's like to walk in solitude. They are constantly in touch with others, and never seem to be fully engaging in their surroundings. Aside from missing out on the beauty around them they're not paying attention to, they don't seem to know how to be by themselves. It makes me wonder how they will fare many years from now, when they are old and lose a spouse, or don't have children at home, or friends nearby. How will they cope when they are finally alone with themselves? When there is no constant voice or text to keep them looking at a screen, or if they can't SEE the screen so well anymore, will they suddenly not know what to do with themselves? Will solitude disturb them? Will they be self-sufficient enough to stand alone without technology? Will the day really ever come when that could happen?

As I walked along, I realized that although I had a cell phone in my pocket, I didn't care to be on it at that moment. I was totally engrossed in the place, and the day, and the beauty and horror of it, as things had been torn down, and in between the beauty was some ugliness, but that IS, after all, life, isn't it? It troubled me less than seeing the girl walking through, almost oblivious to the changes and the things that were still the same. Cell phone solitude is not my kind of solitude. I rather hope it never will be.

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