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Information in the Age of Piercing.

Well spotted and captured, Dave. Like the tones. Lokks like there have been plenty bills posted on that pole. Well done, my friend. Regards, Lawrence.

Dave, you got everything right here. You have been able to create an excellent piece of art-wok,soaked in humour.

Thanks for your brief visit. I remember the days of the "post no bills" mentality, when telephone poles, walls, signposts and other vertical public appurtenances were not considered public posting and advertising spots. Somehow it seemed to be a less cluttered world, both environmentally and spiritually. There was a time when I used to stop and tear down signs posted on public property, but I now no longer tilt at windmills.

This almost appears a dark hourglassed figure. The toning seems to befit the image.

the tree has seen quite a number of ads passing by...the sepia toning evocates nostalgy and passing time and thus goes well with the subject...

I really like this image. The brick background provides some effective contrasts in color, shape, and focus with the pole in the foreground. Nice job on the tonal range as well.

 

Great eye!!

 

michael

Thanks to each of you for viewing and commenting. I highly value those comments as respect your abilities.

this pole certainly tells a story. Have you considered pulling out all the staples and selling them to a recycle company? Might make a fortune. I'm not sure about the sepia-ish treatment. My taste would prefer a slightly de-saturated look instead. Cheers, Micheal

I'm inclined to agree that it is too reddish. After I uploaded this I did tone it down, and liked it better, but I'm too lazy to reload. Frankly, I didn't care for the image that much. It's just too linear. Cheers

wonderful. compliments -koushik

Hi David. Wonderful take. I like the sepia tone that to me suits the picture well.