Amy at The World is a Book hosts this weeks Lens Artists challenge and asks us to share photographs in an ‘on display’ theme. Amy’s food related shop windows, Tina’s colourful markets and Patti’s mannequins show how you can tackle one theme in a variety of ways. I chose signs for my contribution, innovative and interesting ways to display information, like this sign on the window of a hardware store in Whistler, Canada.
This bit of marketing adorned the balcony of a restaurant in Skagway, Alaska.
A very appropriate sign on a ladies room door at Hat Creek Ranch, BC, Canada.
The eyes say it all at a railway crossing, Skagway, Alaska.
A boat shed in Auke Bay, Juneau leaves no doubt where you’ve landed.
This window in the Mangaweka village in the central North island displays some old English words no longer used.
Hi, Wendy. I always notice signs, too. You’ve posted a great collection!
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Thanks Patti.
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An excellent collection Wendy. Actually a good idea for a challenge – hmmmm. Maybe in 2020!
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Thank you Tina, Ill get a head start, hehe.
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Very cool selections for this challenge, Wendy! 🙂
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Thank you Amy.
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I love the word doodads. Great signs!
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That was what caught my eye too, Pam.
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These are fun, Wendy. I love the word ‘gobblefunk’.
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Isn’t it great? And deliciate is a lip smacking word.
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Doodads!! I’ve been looking for one to go with my thingamajig!!!
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Word of the year, I reckon John. Merry Christmas and happy new year of blogging.
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Merry Christmas.
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Love the cowgirls Wendy but a fun post in totality. Merry Christmas
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Thank you Abrie & thanks for dropping by. Merry Christmas to you and yours!!
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