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Sorry the background is all blurred out. It had names and telephone numbers on it....plus the sign with the warning is just so much more effective.
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After 66 years in Denver Pagliacci closed it's doors.
The plan is to build another building, 5 stories. This is a very small building, with a small parking lot so I can't imagine something so big being built here. Maybe the house next-door is going too.
Added some tones and texture.
Discarded cardboard sign I found in an alley behind a 7-11 in West Hills, California.
Kind of interesting that it's been sort of painted over and it originally featured something on it about "benefits" (maybe at having lost them...?). It would seem to me it might have been easier to start over with a fresh piece of cardboard.
Well, I hope whoever made the sign got the help he (or she) needed.
The original neon Magikist signs stood a mile or two from downtown Chicago, on all the major expressways into the city. The last of them came down a decade or so ago, but I created this digital version--in plain old MSPaint, which is all I had to work with--on February 8, 2013, a date that will go down in history as nothing special.
And if you think you could have done a better job than I did by using a better program, well, you're probably right, so please do it. My version is just a placeholder until a better version of the sign shows up. I'm just surprised that no one did it before now. Meanwhile, this is better than nothing.
And if you want to see my spectacular B * L * I * N * K * I * N * G version of this classic sign, then cut & paste the link below, which will take you right over to my blog.
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Sign at a private beach house in Santa Fe, Bantayan, Cebu.
Update: I'm sorry to have to say that this sign was lost 5 months after this photo was taken due to hurricane Yolanda. It will be missed.
View big, and look at the street sign at bottom left.
(I probably should have shot the photo from the other side of the street, but it was harder to get both signs in the same shot.)
Baddow Meads is a natural flood plain situated adjacent to the River Chelmer to the east of Chelmsford UK. It floods regulary here.
The road is actually a cycle and footpath.
A few snaps from today's Rat Bastards Infestation at the XXX Root Beer Drive-In in Issaquah.
Sony A7II
Tamron 90mm f:2.5 Adaptall Macro
Fotodiox TAM-NEX Adapter
"Read Paine's The Age of Reason".
Tucked into the statue of Chief Justice John Marshall by Judiciary Square, this sign was pretty much the only piece of "litter" I saw anywhere as the rally slowly dispersed.
It's an interesting mix. I don't know if the two men met, but I'd love to eavesdrop on the conversation they'd have.
Many central San Diego neighborhoods have a sign like this spanning their main commercial/shopping street. 411: www.newtosandiego.com/-Neighborhood-Signs/
Information on University Heights: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_Heights,_San_Diego,_Cali...
Pages from the Nepali Sign Language Dictionary by Patricia Ross.
Publisher: Welfare Society for the Hearing Impaired, School for the Deaf; 1st ed edition (1989)
203 pages
ASIN: B0007BL0D8
Few things amuse and appeal as much as the abuse, misuse, mistranslation and outright mangling of the English language. Many newspapers run weekly features inviting members of the public to send in photographs of menus, health and safety warnings, road signs, adverts, headlines and personals columns - anything in which the language has gone egregiously, hilariously and, usually, unintentionally wrong.
Well, this sign is a candidate being a casualty of its own message!
Leica MP & 50mm Summilux
Kodak Ektachrome 100
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