Denise: Thanks! When you're in an urban setting, you work with what you've got. There. Now you know all my secrets about why I photograph some of the things I do!
Marley: Thank you! It is a little Vegas-y, isn't it?
Andrea: Thanks. I practically stood right under it, pointed the camera up, and released the shutter. It turned out better than I expected actually!
Brian: I think this business has been around for nigh unto 30 years or more. Hence the colors and design. It's one of the cooler signs on this end of Georgia.
Laurie: Thanks! I have a couple of older signs I've posted around my blog that have similarly good colors.
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7 comments:
That's a neat sign. I can see why you photographed it.
I like it. It reminds me of something from 1950s/60s Las Vegas!
I like it too. The way you shot this photo it makes it larger than life, in your face.
Denise: Thanks! When you're in an urban setting, you work with what you've got. There. Now you know all my secrets about why I photograph some of the things I do!
Marley: Thank you! It is a little Vegas-y, isn't it?
Andrea: Thanks. I practically stood right under it, pointed the camera up, and released the shutter. It turned out better than I expected actually!
Interesting use of color in the sign. You dont see many quite like that.
I love these old signs. Great vantage point in this shot!
Brian: I think this business has been around for nigh unto 30 years or more. Hence the colors and design. It's one of the cooler signs on this end of Georgia.
Laurie: Thanks! I have a couple of older signs I've posted around my blog that have similarly good colors.
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