Funny signs

[Byuphoto]

These are just some I have

 

[sockeyed]

Bessa R3A, Nokton 40/1.4, Fuji Reala

 

[Vagabond]

Here's a couple. Not all funny.

 

[bessameister]

Lets go for fair and balanced

 

[Gabriel M.A.]

Was that using a Goldwater Astigmatar f/0.66?

 

[Gabriel M.A.]

I found this at the coffee shop I frequent...

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Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 (and yes, this one is oversharpened, my vad).

 

[Vagabond]

Signs are good subjects. They stay still for you, will wait for the right lighting, and don't get upset when you take their photograph.

 

[Skinny McGee]

I assume this is a local fixit shop for pimps to stay in business

I assume this is a local fixit shop for pimps to stay in business

M3 50 mm summar uncoated.... I love the " Parking in the rear part"

 

[lubitel]

There was this one sign on a restaurant window in Dresden, which really surprised me. it read: "Wenn die Sonne fröhlich lacht, wählt die blende nummer 8" or something like that. Which, poetically translated means: " when the sun is shining straight, choose the f-stop number 8"

I DID take a picture of it with my newly acquired Fed2, but back then i didnt know that a collapsible lens has to be "locked in" and the photo came out completely out of focus. DAMN IT!

 

[GeneW]

A fun theme, Rick. I enjoy collecting signs -- here are a few:

1. Ice Unsafe
2. Reserved for President
3. Police Vehicles Only
4. Unit for Lease

Gene

 

[thmk]

I never saw this sign anywhere else...

 

[dmr]

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[d30gaijin]

I never saw this sign anywhere else...

Actually it looks like the sign is saying it's OK to piss here, otherwise it would have the diagonal slash through it. Too funny!

 

[P C Headland]

Seen somewhere near the Alps in SE France.

 

[Byuphoto]

You guys need to quit reading the signs

 

[Gabriel M.A.]

Seen somewhere near the Alps in SE France.

RLMAOF!!! Now that is friggin' hilarious!! Somebody had a problem, eh?

 

[dmr]

"Please leave valuable items in your end." Is that right? LOL! Hey, my French is rusty.

 

[Gabriel M.A.]

DMR: my French ain't great either, but here's my rough translation:

"Attention: risk of theft -- (kindly) leave things of value in (literally in) your ::ehem:: derriere ::ehem:: Thanks"

 

[Fred]

Err.. could not resist this shot when out walking last Autumn. An odd walk to a small place near Bibury in the West of the UK.

 

[Gabriel M.A.]

I love the " Parking in the rear part"

You give them too much credit, you've actually made it a sentence; I've seen a number of the same nonsentences in stores around here (where I live). Marketing ploy? Me not know.