How, exactly, does a camera enforce traffic?
And why do they use a pictogram of a camera that most people could not identify with? When did you last see a camera with an expanding bellows lens arrangement?
(Although, if you squint and imagine hard, you can see the profile of a dog's head with a muzzle on it's snout.)
[On a street, any town, all over the UK]
Friday, May 05, 2006
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6 comments:
OMG you can see a dog!!!! Again I say I love your blog!!!
ahh...the joy of speed cameras...>_<
When I turn my head to the left I see a robot waving at me.
Hey - I posted some of my own silly signs (pictures I took in Scotland) on my blog.... you're welcome to put them up on this blog if you think they're funny enough!
www.mrssplapthing.blogspot.com
Cheers,
M
I think that the camera image shown on the signs is amzingly recognisable as a camera. Just because it doesn't look like a camera it doesn't mean you don't think camera when you see it.
One of the many cameras I use is an old 50's era 4x5 monorail camera with pretty big bellows, so it was easily recognized by me.
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