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Another night on the town. But unlike everyone else it seems, I'm not seeking a good time. This spot right here, this is my place of work for the next 3 hours. I wish I was more than this. I just want to go home...
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On the way back home once again, I saw a hood and a pair of eyes inside. That beautiful girl was handing out leaflets in Bournemouth Square. A few seconds later, I decided I absolutely had to make her portrait and went to ask her. My heart was beating so fast. She accepted.
Scan of a printed brochure for the Golf GTi (8v and 16v) from January 1991. It's a simple 4 page, A4 size leaflet.
This is a double-page spread from the inside.
The 'look and feel' of this leaflet is very different to others (see www.flickr.com/photos/pdeaves/28085783234/in/album-721576...). Associated first class lounge notice here: www.flickr.com/photos/pdeaves/30358518071/in/album-721576...
Shinei catalogue leaflet, supplied with 4615 Kenworth articulated van. This is a long thin folded strip, but I scanned sections so both sides could appear like this.
Giving leaflets to the people who pass by on the corner of the market. At Hang Dong, Chiang Mai, Thailand.
This is a Leyland publicity leaflet for the Leyland B15, what was to become the Titan TN15. Here it is posing as a London Transport vehicle, announcing itself as 'London's Bus of Tomorrow' This bus also graced the 1976 Commercial Motor, and later passed to Fishwicks of Leyland.
A window opened, and 50-100 leaflets fell from the sky Oct. 26 outside the Occupy Chicago protest at the Chicago Board of Trade, showering protesters.
Here's what the leaflet said, copied word for word including paragraph breaks:
"We are Wall Street. It's our job to make money. Whether it's a commodity, stock, bond, or some hypothetical piece of fake paper, it doesn't matter. We would trade baseball cards if it were profitable. I didn't hear America complaining when the market was roaring to 14,000 and everyone's 401k double every 3 years. Just like gambling, its not a problem until you lose. I've never heard of anyone going to Gambler Anonymous because they won too much in Vegas.
Well now the market crapped out, & even though it has come back somewhat, the government and the average Joes are still looking for a scapegoat. God knows there has to be one for everything. Well, here we are.
Go ahead and continue to take us down, but you're only going to hurt yourselves. What's going to happen when we can't find jobs on the Street anymore? Guess what: We're going to take yours. We get up at 5am & work till 10pm or later. We're used to not getting up to pee when we have a position. We don't take an hour or more for a lunch break. We don't demand a union. We don't retire at 50 with a pension. We eat what we kill, and when the only thing left to eat is on your dinner plates, we'll eat that.
For years teachers and other unionized labor have had us fooled. We were too busy working to notice. Do you really think that we are incapable of teaching 3rd graders and doing landscaping? We're going to take your cushy jobs with tenure and 4 months off a year and whine just like you that we are so-o-o-o underpaid for building the youth of American. Say goodbye to your overtime and double time and a half. I'll be hitting grounder to the high school baseball team for $5k extra a summer, thank you very much. So now that we're going to be making $85k a year without upside, Joe Mainstreet is going to have his revenge, right? Wrong! Guess what: we're going to stop buying the new 80k car, we aren't going to leave the 35 percent top at our business dinners anymore. No more free rides on our backs. We're going to landscape our own back yards, wash our cars with a garden hose in our driveways. Our was was your money. You spent it. When our money dries up, so does yours.
The difference is, you lived off of it, we rejoiced in it. The Obama administration and the Democratic National Committee might get their way and knock us off the tops of the pyramid, but it's really going to hurt like hell for them when our fat a**es and directly on the middle class of America and knock them to the bottom.
We aren't dinosaurs. We are smarter and more vicious than that, and we are going to survive. The question is, now that Obama & his administration are making Joe Mainstreet our food supply...will he? and will they?"
One of six images for first semester of my second year at Staffordshire University all images made are to be made with controled artifical lighting. Idea for this image was the final product being in a Sainbury's magazine or leaflet
Last month, as I was waiting for a large group of friends at a local restaurant franchise for dinner, I sat on a couch in front of the building watching the brightly colored coi swimming patiently in this pond and waiting patiently for the dinner party members arrive.
Dear Flickr Friends (and otherwise!), after a much needed (and unexpected) break, I have returned to post images. During that time, I missed the enjoyment of viewing your photostreams. Don't worry, I will be viewing your images shortly, and thanks for your inquiries. So glad to be back. :)
Several municipal transport operators who served localities some what off the 'tourist trail' at the time ran City Tours - mostly aimed at locals who wanted to find out more about their home towns and often running over summer weekends and during local holidays. Leeds was one of these and this is the c1969 leaflet showing the route taken by the city tour and showing the 'highlights' passed. The Department had quite a strong 'corporate identity' in the 1960s with a revised livery and a consistant use of bold lettering, its initals and the City's coat of arms across publicity and publications.
It is mostly around the western side of the city taking in sections of the recently opened Stanningley By-Pass as well as other municipal develoments; the new Middleton Bus Garage (opened by the Minister of Transport Barbara Castle on 13 November 1966), housing developments and crematoria. Back towards the city centre the Inner Ring Road, the first section of which opened on 14 January 1967 and that gave rise to the city's claim to be "Britain's Motorway City", the Yorkshire TV studios of 1968 and the Westgate Baths that despite being one of the three largest in the country and designed to be "an agreeable architectural feature" has, of course, bitten the dust.
Not sure of the date of this, but still pre-privatisation, in the days when the job was still enjoyable (just).
My parents bought their house new in 1968/9. They have lived there ever since. This is the original leaflet from Wimpey the builders. They have a right hand of the semi.
One of a series of leaflet issued by SNCF - Société Nationale des Chemins de fer Français - French Railways for the 1958 season and using artwork, in this case, by "Nathan". This was Jacques Nathan-Garamond (1910 - 2001). Trained as an architect he became a graphic designer in post-war years and was noted for his use of colour and geometric shapes.
This leaflet is for Paris and the Ile de France and shows the River Seine, the Banks and Notre-Dame in the distance.