water sign
A neon sign - Tulo throat lozenge - from 1955 reflecting in the water by St. Eriksbron. The sign says "Always take Tulo" and there's the illusion of a pastille dropping down the façade.
St Eriksbron (map) 20 October 2009
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A neon sign - Tulo throat lozenge - from 1955 reflecting in the water by St. Eriksbron. The sign says "Always take Tulo" and there's the illusion of a pastille dropping down the façade.
St Eriksbron (map) 20 October 2009
by Anonymous (click photo to enlarge) at 07:06
Labels: by night, pixels by peter
5 comments:
Half a century is not bad for an ad!
Great night shot! Fantastic colorful reflections. I think I'll go take a tulo!
This is a beautiful reflection. I love all the colors.
A good sign (there are a lot of amusing signs out there) and this one is in neon, too - and the size of a building! I also like your photograph, with the line of parked cars and the perfect reflection in the water.
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Thanks all! I think we should do a series on signs.
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