The scrolling advertising boards on the back of the telephone boxes can provide for some very amusing combinations of people’s legs and the advertising posters. In this photograph the goat from Trading Post campaign featuring a frog on a goat aligns with legs of a human making a phone call on the other side of the billboard.
On our way back from Queensland we were passing a little town called Broadwater, which is situated on the Richmond River south of Ballina. This is sugar cane country and the domineering feature of the landscape are the chimneys of the sugar mill. The mill started crushing sugar cane in 1881.
I have noticed that at entry point to the town it looks like the surrounding bush is equipped with these two smoking chimneys and that would make a better photo than the photograph of the mill itself. Just a little ECO visual humour.
Sometimes I come across some really unusual scenarios. Take for example these two girls leading a zebra through the Martin Place. It was obvious they were half embarrassed and half amused by all the attention they were getting from the people.
I wanted to know why the zebra was being led its backside first. Apparently zebras, even fake ones are very stubborn and there was no other way to get it to the destination.
A photograph of a two Asian girls giggling next to me at a pedestrian crossing. I did not understand what they were talking about but it must have been very funny as they were laughing uncontrollably.
There wouldn’t be too many people who are not familiar with a hit song by Cake called “Short Skirt, Long Jacket”. So, when I saw this four school girls in Long Skirts and Short Jackets I thought how funny to see them while I was listening to the song with a totally opposite “attire”.