Just a question.
I have seen a similar picture before on a different site in the past. Are toppling phoneboxes a common problem, or is this some kind of permanant installation somewhere?
Either way, this makes a good entry for the Weekly assignment!
Just a question.
I have seen a similar picture before on a different site in the past. Are toppling phoneboxes a common problem, or is this some kind of permanant installation somewhere?
Either way, this makes a good entry for the Weekly assignment!
-eager
Hi Eager,
The Phone boxes have been in Kingston upon Thames, England for many years so im not surprised if youve seen them before, as to whether its common for falling over ive not heard of a case before. They are of course now being fazes out over the country so they wont exist anymore. A friend of mine actually bought one as an antique and has it put in his garden.
Take care
Mark
Really nice capture Mark, great choice of angle. It's kind of sad to think they'll be a thing of the past soon. All the ones I see have signs saying they no longer accept coins.
nlamendo wrote:
This is great,
I love the use of selective color, the bright red really looks sharp. Nice work.
-Nick
Thankyou first tim ive tried this am pleased by the result
Take care
Mark
Bill Sutherland wrote:
Great sculpture and clever angle. Antiques indeed and they've been around a long time from memory.
Thankyou they have been around a long time, even longer than me i remember using one on my way back from school to shelter from the rain.
Take care
Mark
shinysun wrote:
Really nice capture Mark, great choice of angle. It's kind of sad to think they'll be a thing of the past soon. All the ones I see have signs saying they no longer accept coins.
Sad it is indeed to see them go, they were one of our great icons.
Thankyou for looking in
Take care
Mark
ruuskan wrote:
A thing of the past here as well, but this image rocks, the red color works well!
Thanks as i said first time at something like this
Take care
Mark
They are of course now being fazes out over the country so they wont exist anymore. A friend of mine actually bought one as an antique and has it put in his garden.