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I kept seeing these signs but did not find any crocs on that day. I had a big zoom lens so I would have liked to find some from afar.
Cancun, Mexico in April 2022
A yellow caution sign on P St NW, west of Wisconsin Ave in Georgetown. The old cobblestone streets are being torn up and replaced. Washington, DC.
One of a series of a single subject. I took this for a photo class I was taking. Summer 1999, Boston
Caution signs along a boardwalk in Southbank. I think the first one means slippery when wet, but the second one I have no idea...
Ironic but my friend here is actually next to a hot tub. This is Bri, I just got back from visiting her in Texas! It had already been a year since I last saw her so we had plenty of fun catching up - and of course taking photos :D
A cyclist cautiously checks her right for oncoming traffic before she proceeds on her way.
Traffic in Hanoi is chaotic with cyclists, pedestrians, and all manner of motor vehicles sharing the narrow roads. Rampant jaywalking does not help ease the situation.
Caution sign on a dumpster, partially spray painted. This is definently worth viewing large 'Caution' On Black
Caution Danger From Golf Balls at Upgang Ravine, Whitby. The golf course is on either side of the ravine and golfers have to cross a footbridge behind the camera.
The best part? I told him to pose so I could take a shot of him pretending to fall, and he started losing balance before getting ready. Fortunately, I was ready. The fake ones aren't nearly as good.
I've probably told this story a million times, but I get MOST of my inspiration for my crafts from video games or walking around in the city. I'm a pretty silly person with an active imagination.
This time, I was trying to imagine what I would say if I were a caution cone. The result? "I'm warning you...!!!"
And then he showed up in my head. At this time, I hadn't attempted to sew anything or experiment with felt. This was my first attempt at making something with safety eyes as well.
Although he remains terminally unfinished, he sits on the top of my TV, naggin' me to finish my 15 unfinished projects for NerdJerk.etsy.com.
Balls.
Upon my first visit to New Orleans, and it's Museum of Art, I came across this sign at the water's edge near the museum. As someone who's lived in the Northeast my whole life, the moment of seeing a caution sign for alligators made me do a double take. Usually the wildlife I would need to worry about being fed at parks would be ducks, geese, pigeons, or gulls.
The sign reads: "Caution. Alligators Present. Please do not feed wildlife."
Urban camo. Found this on a large metal box, probably a transformer or junction box. The metal was pretty much scraped clean, I'm guessing they were trying to remove graffiti.