Allan

Pick One

Saturday, 6. December 2008, 22:22:11

Photography

Another silly/subtle experiment with an everyday thing

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Comments

Richard # 6. December 2008, 22:47

Nice. An empty among...empty rooms? Or maybe not. I like it.

Sprogger McSprog # 7. December 2008, 03:37

Oh very nice

Cynthia # 7. December 2008, 05:05

Yes, fantastic!

Allan # 7. December 2008, 07:36

Thanks, guys.

Darko # 7. December 2008, 11:33

Nice crop

Léazz # 7. December 2008, 11:38

Nice!

Angeliki # 7. December 2008, 16:11

when one only one is labeled but so many more exist ,
it makes you wonder......is the labeling ever necessary???
hmmmmm isn't the same happening all around us on a daily basis???

Edward Piercy # 7. December 2008, 19:24

Does one of them contain a million dollars?

Allan # 7. December 2008, 20:24

This apparently opens some questions.

All I can say is, that I opened four.

Léazz # 7. December 2008, 21:02

Oh Allan, did you know that in the 60's in Singapore, i was told that there were lorry with 24 doors making trips every alternate day in every home.

Edward Piercy # 7. December 2008, 21:06

Well, keep me informed.

Léazz # 8. December 2008, 02:29

Errr Edward, you wanna be informed about the lorry with many doors or your million dollar questions?

Edward Piercy # 8. December 2008, 02:41

Uh, the money I guess.

Léazz # 8. December 2008, 02:52

the lorry are full of shitty tales anyway. If you know what i mean.

Allan # 8. December 2008, 07:16

I don't know what you mean....

Léazz # 8. December 2008, 07:26

Oh ok.. Here goes back in the old days in the 60' there wasnt any toilet like what we are having now. People use buckets to ease themself... Should i continue?

Allan # 8. December 2008, 07:44

I guess I get your drift. We had that here, too - a wagon driven by the so-called "nightmen", who for some reason or another weren't exactly respected in society.

In my home we had the first water flushing toilet in 1962.

Léazz # 8. December 2008, 08:03

Phew, glad I dont have to continue. But am lucky i wasn't born during those time tho. Thanks Allan.

Allan # 8. December 2008, 08:14

Me too - even though I was born at the time. In 1962 I was two years old, and I don't remember a thing. But I called my mother to check

Léazz # 8. December 2008, 09:14