Kraftwerk

Tony, A neat image of this interesting group. I forgot about this German band that have been around since I was in High School. Your image portrays their precision movements. Very cool.

BR, Holger

WE ARE THE ROBOTS!   Thanks Holger!

I traveled to Philadelphia this past weekend. Prior to the show a

friend who I was meeting there called me and said, you know, you

are not allowed to bring your camera. I looked on the venue's web

site and right in front of me, "NO CAMERAS"

I even called the place, talked to a very nice woman. "No cameras

are allowed sir, if you bring one, it will be confiscated and we can not

guarantee you will get it back",

We attended the show, got there early, as the crowd was gathering

behind us, someone took a picture with a flash, I turned

around. "Sorry Sir", he said, I replied no problem but how did you get

in here with that. "I had my camera slung over my shoulder, security

said, what is that, I replied, my camera and they told me to move

along". WTF?!?!

I brought my camera but I had to stuff it under my ball sack.

Great colour and repetition, yes remember these.

Kraftwerk...

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Chris and Drew! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!

A provocative image which points out one of the features of our society.

Often when ego stands on a platform it looks like a robot...

Quite ingenuous.

Often times, at least in America, workers feel like robots. We preform our jobs with precision, dedicate our lives, sacrifice our family's. When they are done with us, we are thrown in the trash, replaced by a newer, cheaper model.