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Hythe, 2011- thought this looked like an old sign but was rushing back to station to catch the last train so didn't have time to cross the busy road for a close-up!
Today, I found a sign that spring is on the way! Crocuses...uh, Croci...pushing up amidst the snow. For the next few days, I'll post other signs of the promise of spring.
My friend, Pat, encouraged me to do a more precise ID. These are actually winter aconite (Eranthis). Thanks for clarifying the ID, Pat.
In this group of photos, I tried to use the concept of equivalent exposures in order to get a different perspective on something simple. This sign in this particular photo, the blue is very dulled out compared to the other two that are posted on my project 4. I wanted to remove the brightest color in the photo which was the blue in the sign. The blue in the photo you can clearly see is not a rich blue which in person is more like a royal blue.
Directional signs in Chinese, Portuguese and English, as seen at Senado Square. (Macau Peninsula, Macau SAR, China)
Sign atop the Dam Store, taken from its observation tower. This is near the east entrance to Big Thompson Canyon, on US 34, in Colorado.
I actually took this from inside the park, and immediately afterward the camera ran out of batteries. I was able to get some replacement ones in a nearby gift shop, though.
Every sign in the Chevron plant was covered with wood, they had clearly done this before. Good thing we brought our own Chevron Logos!
This obnoxious sign in Grover Beach needed a little help to get it right. So I helped it. Someone kept peeling the correction off and I kept replacing the letters until the city finally removed the bench for sidewalk improvements. I'm glad that little tug-of-war is over.
The cost of living here in Canton is usually pretty reasonable. I guess something has to balance it out.
There are so many signs in town that I have known for years and it occurred to me that someday they won't be there - as is this one. It has been an icon in town for years and has been retired. So I have decided to start documenting the ones I see here and there.
Daily Shoot: Make a photograph that features a sign of some sort today. Maybe a stop sign. Maybe an information sign. Or an advert.
The clear, bright colours, and the interesting reflections on the windows caught my eye. Probably no hammers and nails here but rather some more modern tools.
I'm waiting for the paperless shift at schools, when students will bring their own laptops or mobile devices into wireless classrooms. Sadly, no signs of that becoming reality any time soon!
Always meant to take a photo of this sign, but never managed to do so until now. Used my tripod for the first time!
@ the keystone state bombers (Zach's travel team)
Zach officially signs his letter of intent to play D1 baseball for Mercyhurst University!
Big thank you to (from lft to rt) Joe, Shaun, and Frank! Our Bombers family!