Cheese Seller
by menele

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Nice stolen shot, befitting of a PI out on his best Raymond Chandler jaunt. Nice group of pics, and a fun little story to boot. Thanks for joining the walkabout!

Smile
by menele

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Love the texture and the grunge on the wall, and the graffiti is oddly fascinating as well. Nice find.

Evacuation?
by menele

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Danger lurking all around ... another nice B+W. Really like the processing on this. Gives it a sense of foreboding.

Sweets
by menele

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Another nice B+W. Market stalls like this always make great subjects, that are sometimes unusually difficult to shoot when the shopkeeper and shoppers give you sidelong glances wondering what you're doing ...

Serving Girls
by menele

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I'm intrigued ... what is that waitress thinking there? She seems preoccupied. Where's that dang Maltese Falcon when you need it?

(Nice light on her face, and a good grainy B+W to fit the feel of your story ...)

Full Rental LIE
by Quigley

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Great collection of signs here, a nice theme to tie your walkabout together. Thanks for playing again! See ya next time.

Buy One Get One
by Quigley

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Now that one is the funniest of the bunch! Too too funny how they just blacked out the "Free" in the sign ... youlda thunk they'd black out the whole phrase. Maybe they just want to remind you that there is no such thing as a free lunch in your town!

I'd Sooner Grow Old Then Turn Green
by Quigley

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You could have titled this one "Soylent Green"! Too too funny again. This is also a cool photograph. The reflections and muted colors make an interesting background to the funny sign.

Who you Gonna Call???
by Quigley

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That sign looks like its been there a long time too. Another funny pic ... and we get to see you reflected in the window glass as well! The meters are a nice foreground touch.

For Goodness Sake Come and Get Some!!!
by Quigley

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Too funny! Now tell us you didn't plant that sign there. ;>P Seeing that makes me miss winter a lot less ... I spent 10 years in Colorado, 3 of them in a house at 8500' elevation where I had to shovel a path through a looooooooong and steeeeeeeeeep dirt driveway by hand whenever it snowed like this ... and it did that a lot! I'm hoping the sun comes out for you soon.