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I snapped this as I was walking over to the downtown post office this morning. I love the way these signs are painted in the alley -- great use of color and typography. For some reason it reminds me of a Dick Tracy set.
I remember these signs dotted around the 5 Fwy on my rides from San Diego to Anaheim when I was finishing school in '03. The father looks like he's making a break for it and he's on his own. The mother has child in tow and isn't waiting for the kid to catch up. I think this needs a re-design. Badly.
Taken at Cardiff Central Library, outside the lift. My working day there is filled with the steady grinding litany, "Caution doors closing. Level you didn't want and nobody asked for. Caution, doors opening."
Inches of snow in the marina today and orange 'caution' cones seem to be round every corner. But then the boardwalk and the stairs are very slippery.
This image is part of a set entitled
'January 2013 had an orange theme' www.flickr.com/photos/chris_marina/sets/72157632408194789/
Yes.... we have rattlesnakes in SoCal...but I still thinks it's peculiar to have a sign posted. That being said... I still won't let the pups near the bushes or tall grass.
Avon-by-the-sea Boardwalk, post-Sandy reconstruction edition.
Kodalith 6556, expired 1985, shot at EI 10, developed in Rodinal 1:100 for 10 minutes.
Sewn out of fabric made from layers of caution tape fused together, with blue trim (a shipping bag in its past life) and a durable bottom consisting of old bike tubes.
The horse and buggy are the most recognizable Amish Symbol. The horse and buggy symbolizes the Amish's simple and pure life and is almost immediately recognized as a symbol by most Americans. The horse and buggy also restrict Amish travel, thus limiting Amish interaction with outsiders. Horses and buggies also cause the Amish to slow down and not make many trips for "things." - Brian Lande