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beneath the silent frame meant para los carteles, a man passes untouched by slogans, unstained by headlines. only the wall remembers the messages never pinned, the voices never raised—until now, in this quiet image.
Dublin Bus meets a Dublin treasure, the Five Lamps.
The saying "Do you know the Five Lamps ? " is an old saying popular in the city, as a reply to where you can go, but not on the 29A bus.
It's #DublinWit
I photographed multiple theatres this day, and more than one had guys on ladders messing with the marquee while I wanted a photograph, lol
Walmart’s company-wide goal is to create zero waste. In the U.S., Walmart sends items including polystyrene and icing buckets to its Return Centers to be recycled. In most cases the polystyrene is reused in poster frames for sale on Walmart shelves and the icing buckets are recycled.
Walmart’s company-wide goal is to create zero waste. In the U.S., Walmart sends items including polystyrene and icing buckets to its Return Centers to be recycled. In most cases the polystyrene is reused in poster frames for sale on Walmart shelves and the icing buckets are recycled.
URINATING a la Amsterdam: 35.000 liters a year. (I think Wildpissing isn't the right translation....).
PS is the weekly magazine of Het Parool.
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1987 Birmingham Landmarks purchase saved building from planned demolition • complete restoration, 1998 • Publix I (Crawford Special) Opus 1783 Wurlitzer Organ restored and still in use • organ performance video (2:26) • alabamatheatre.com • Facebook • Wikipedia • Cinema Treasures • Official Historic Theatre of Alabama, 1993 • Alabama Register of Historic Places, designated 1977 • National Register #79000386, 1979 • Downtown Birmingham Retail and Theatre Historic District, National Register #89000315, 1989
Historical Marker: Built by the Publix Theater division of Paramount Studios. This movie palace opened on December 26th, 1927. The theatre, in Spanish / Moorish design by Graven and Mayger of Chicago, seated 2500 in a five story, three-tiered auditorium. Paramount's president, Adolph Zukor, named it the "Showplace Of The South". The famous "Mighty Wurlitzer" pipe organ, with 21 sets of pipes, was played for many years by showman Stanleigh Malotte. The Alabama hosted many events including the Miss Alabama Pageant and the Mickey Mouse Club. Closed in 1981, the magnificent old theatre was saved from demolition in 1987 by countless volunteers, organized as Birmingham Landmarks, Inc. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places and was designated by the Alabama Legislature as the official State Historic Theatre. Over 500,000 annually visit the grand old theatre for movies, concerts, opera, ballet, weddings, graduations and private parties.
Snap Frames can be used for displaying a poster or picture in an arranged way. This tool adds an extra value to the display materials & makes them more attractive. These frames are generally made of high quality materials & easy to use. Know more about such items from www.easydisplay.ie/poster-hangers-snap-frames.html
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TRP: Windows
This is as close to any kind of windows shot I could think of taking that wasn't just me being boring in a window. I guess it would help if I didn't start thinking about and taking my pictures earlier than like 11:45 at night... Lesson still not learned.
Parody insert poster from Apocalypse Now for Spotlight Displays.
If you are looking for a high quality, high end movie poster frame that you can change your movie poster or art print in and out with ease, visit:
Putting a poster in one of these movie frames couldn't get any easier. All four sides of the frame open for fast loading and you never have to take the frame off the wall.
Also visit:
www.facebook.com/spotlightdisplays
www.pinterest.com/posterframes
*this image is part of the "Poster Cellar" website & can be seen on:
Location: Monkseaton Metro
These two stained glass works are incorporated into each end of the original glazed canopy protecting passengers on the platform from the vagaries of the weather.
‘Beach’, executed in a bold and colourful style, was designed from a schools competition won by Rosalind Hurst.
‘Shipyards’ is more abstract in its treatment of the business of the river.