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2nd place , Beautiful Capture of Shop/Fascia Sign , Aug 2022
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Nebraska City, Nebraska
Downtown Nebraska City has a lot of really great 19th c. commercial architecture. The City has revitalized and or resurrected many old signs on buildings, as well as had quite a few murals professionally painted. Normally I don't prefer old signs to be painted or repainted but the signs and murals in this town are done so well it really works here. The sense of pride in this town is obvious.
Picture was taken in St. Peter’s Square Manchester. I was restricted taking pictures there today as an advertisement was being filmed under the Town Hall arches, security kept the public away from the filming; so I moved on. I have no idea what the advertisement was for, they wouldn’t say; and I didn’t recognise anyone….! What the security guy did say was that they hadn’t planned for rain; shouldn’t have come to Manchester then…..!
Royal Arms and town mayoral advertisements. The Guildhall of King's Lynn once England's second port. The lower much eroded arms are those of Elizabeth I originally in a town church. Above are those Charles II. More - - www.flickr.com/photos/lesc/51724930532/in/photostream/
Die Triebzüge vom Typ Stadler KISS 3 gehören sicherlich nicht zu den attraktivsten Zügen auf europäischen Gleisen. Dennoch macht das türkisblaue Design der KlimaTicket-Werbung etwas her und so konnte die Leistung als WB 960 (Wien Westbahnhof - Innsbruck Hbf) bei Niederaudorf im bayerischen Inntal fotografiert werden.
The Stadler KISS 3 multiple units are certainly not among the most attractive trains on European tracks. Nevertheless, the turquoise-blue design of the KlimaTicket advertisement makes quite an impression, and so the train, as WB 960 (Vienna Westbahnhof - Innsbruck Hbf), was photographed near Niederaudorf in the Bavarian Inn Valley.
And have a Happy New Year, 2024! The Northern Cardinal is the official "state bird" of North Carolina and I believe is the bird of Christmas as well because of it's bright red color, which fits in well with traditional Christmas colors, which began in part with the Coca-Cola Company’s Santa Claus advertisements in the 1930s. These cemented Santa as the rosy-cheeked and red coat-donning Christmas symbol.
Read more at: www.newsobserver.com/news/state/north-carolina/article283...
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Original photo / artist unknown, this is a photo of a photo (advert) in the Paris subway!
I found a treasure again :) including tons of craft ideas and other stylish pictures! And... a vintage Lundby Gothenburg!
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Old advertisement signs displayed at Blists Hill Victorian Museum, Ironbridge. Some brands have stood the test of time but others have vanished!
Edited Scanned A4 Image Abstract of 'The Week' Advertisement Page
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Flare - Invert - Preset : Intense Accent
Flare - Preset : Tronic Blue
Flare - Rotate : +45 - Multiply - Cross Process > Multiply : Strong Vignette - Black & White
Great Photo Pro - HDR : 3 Image Composite
SnapHeal - Rotate 90 : Horizontal Flip
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