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Sign for one of the Blake's Lottaburgers, in Gallup, New Mexico. This one was on the east end of town.
its indeed a lovely Piece of Design
Everyone Complains of his memory,and no one complains
of his judgement.
Francois,Duc de La
Sign for Murrieta Spectrum shopping center, a small strip mall anchored by Savers, Ashley Furniture HomeStore and several other smaller stores.
Ghost signs on the Hotel Irvin Cobb, Paducah, Kentucky. A very dignified sans-serif on both signs. Irvin Cobb was a popular satirical writer around 1910. He was even in a few silent movies for reasons unknown.
Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley signs and poses for photos at a ceremonial bill signing at the state Capitol in Montgomery, Wednesday, June 10, 2015. (Governor's Office, Jamie Martin)
Here you get the BEST cuban café (according to a very cuban countryman): in a very little village somewhere in between Holguin and Camagüey. It is not a public café, but the woman solding it does so in front of her house where she serve's it from behind a table.
Went and shot the Hollywood sign recently with friends; Quincy, Gage, Mike, And Aaron. This was an adventure and tons of fun!
"This gate should always be closed! ... even if it's open ...
I just wanted to share this with you :)
This is the Marquee of the State Theatre at Ann Arbor, MI.
Photographed on Kodak Ektar 100 film using a NIkon F5 and a NIkkor 28-300mm VR lens.
Photographed at the bottom of the eastbound exit ramp at Nevada I-80 Exit 321. That exit is between Elko and Wells.
Hondo Motel sign seen on the album cover for Homesick Heroes by The Charlie Daniels Band. This photo was taken not long before the wind finally took it down, I think.
On Lisa Strausfeld's team at Pentagram, digital signs for Port Authority's ground zero transit hub plan.
This place cracked me up. The sign says "house for sale", not "partially built house for sale" or "we built the garage and the shed but then ran out of time, money and energy so finish it yourself" house for sale.
Baker City, OR
About 5 hours from Portland, and the last day of my Tucson to Portland via Denver road trip.
I like the lighting and saturation in this one. Not the most exciting photo in the world but something about the moment made me want to capture it.