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@dahliaambrose- Posts:10395
Allows Edits? YesWe all know, signs are everywhere around us, yet they so often go unnoticed or neglected. Have you ever considered photographing them? If not, then you should…
Signs can be interesting and some are even funny. When photographed, signs give the viewer more information about the area where you have been, especially if it is travel photography.
Think about where you might see signs, sometimes you come across them in the least expected places. Consider ways in which you can add more impact to your photograph of a sign.
Examples could be, signs along the roads, street signs, signs on buildings, shop signs, billboards, town signs and many more…
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In the park
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@elax- Posts:4773
Allows Edits? YesNot quite clear which one the speed limit refers to
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@chrispook- Posts:3263
Allows Edits? YesNot what I was expecting in Beirut;
More what I was;
This was on the way up to the Hezbollah Museum, which is interesting but probably not a recommended ‘must see’ for my American friends.
Republican mural, West Belfast, 1989. My first op’ tour – v nasty, as it turned out;
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You get American, English and …. Zambian English! 😉
Shot close to the Victoria Waterfalls.
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On “the road” ….the peninsula, Belize
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@dahliaambrose- Posts:10395
Allows Edits? YesWhere is this Rob? Looks a bit dangerous doesn’t it? 😮
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“The road”, as it is known in Belize, travels the length of the peninsula in south east Belize. Before your arrive at Placencia, which is at the tip, you pass a small prop plane airport straddling the very narrow peninsula. “The road” crosses the eastern end of the runway. Planes are barely off the ground as they lift off over the sea.
“The Road” used to be a long hellish gravel endurance test. I understand that they have paved it since we visited. Too bad in a way…it was an adventure back then.
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Signs, signs, everywhere a sign…
Great throwdown Dahlia. Enjoyed perusing all the posts. Interesting and entertaining. Here is one more from my bike ride this morning…
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