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When traffic signals are installed, or anything unusual happens to your route, the City of Saskatoon, as well as a lot of cities, installs signs that say "new." However, the only problem with this sign is that it's got the green light on the top, instead of the bottom.

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Chania, August 2014

Having just walked up the walkway on the left.

Kendrick Johnson, senior wide receiver from Mexia, flips the football to Taylor Gabriel, freshman wide receiver from Mesquite, on a reverse play against West Texas A&M Saturday Nov. 6. (Optimist photo by Daniel Gomez)

Greasy foot prints found by water

The exhibition 'Ruins in Reverse' was showing in two galleries in the world. The Tate Modern and the Museo de Arte de Lima-MALI. It was a complete coincidence that I visited the exhibition twice, once in each country. This coincidence made me rethink the meaning of the exhibition, and I came to realise that the concept that interested me was how unrefined and disintegrating objects and monuments can be called overlooked, yet in the right surroundings and situation be called 'art'. The show was the starting point for my A2 project looking into whether rubbish can be art.

Reverse @ The Paradise

Boston, Massachusetts

Grand Central Station reflects Manhattanhenge. On May 29th, and July 12th, 2014 when the setting Sun aligns precisely with the Manhattan street grid,

I took this picture while driving, so don't mind the blurry. They've since taken the sign down.

Butterfly weeds. That's the name of these flowers. I really like the upside down element they have going on but we have come to find out that the caterpillars love them too. Out of the 6 we have up front, they have destroyed 2 of them already. Guess if you want to attract butterflies, you have to live with the caterpillars.

  

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TWH Tommy Lee in reverse focus.

Taken with a reversed 28mm lens

Photo Fact: The dark area of unlit sky lying between a primary and secondary rainbow is called Alexander's band, after Alexander of Aphrodisias who first described it.

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Chania, August 2014

a reverse graffiti for the band figure in frame

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Macro using a 3$ reverse ring, to fit Ef 18-55mm lens on canon 350D

Macro using a 3$ reverse ring, to fit Ef 75-300mm lens on canon 350D

18-55 with reverse ring

Giocando con la curva... :)

Abbassando gli alti e alzando i bassi

Reversed, cropped and corrected in CS2.

Took a picture of a rose that was being sold in the sidewalk.

Four Tet

w/ eR Don & Nathan Fake

February 23 2010

Chop Suey, Seattle

Adam Brenner in Calit2 Atrium February 19th, 2014

Reversed a 28mm lens onto my camera after I found this little fella whilst doing some gardening

Reverse 50mm @ f11, natural light only.

Silver Solarium moved into position while the train is being made up.

I know not the reasoning behind this reversed sign. Not a big deal, just an odd detail.

Black and white image showing street scene in Porlock - Sent to Mrs W Hillard(/) Bath

Photograph kindly donated by Sheila Wyment

 

In Calit2 Atrium February 19th, 2014

Shot with a GF1 and Helios 44M 58mm lens

This is an image of a senior citizen fishing. When using this image please provide photo credit (link) to: reverse.mortgage

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