Photos of Letters

I've had heaps of fun photographing numbers (see link below).

Now I'm trying my hand at letters.

My latest find is below, followed by all photos to date in, um, alphabetical order.

Let me know what you think!

I hate what this M stands for, but I love this photo. So, should I use it or not? I'd really appreciate your view in the poll below. Thanks a lot!

Few could argue this is a riveting performance.

Standing room is becoming just ... room.

It's early days, but I can already see a theme developing. Why are these letters getting nailed up all over the joint?!

I found this E under my seat at Melbourne's Athenaeum Theatre. Next to it is one of the sparkly smileys Carrie Fisher cast into the audience at the start of her Wishful Drinking show. It was fun.

One of the blokes from Masterchef (the English one, I think) has a swish restaurant called Fenix. This is his F.

Our author was either slow, bored, interrupted or ill-equipped. Notwithstanding the wooden performance, we get the idea.

To me, this sign says: 'I'm NOT a P, but I did see one go thataway! Now push off and stop bothering me.'

In my other lens (Photos of Numbers - see below for link) I don't have written descriptions. But in this lens, I do. My question to you is:

I almost did my neck getting this shot. Whoever hides these letters has a weird sense of humour!

Judging from the T on the other side of this smashed sign, I think this was an old taxi depot. It's since been a video hire place and a bric-a-brac shop. I love the deep blue sky in this shot. And how the ragged cloud seems to mirror the shattered plastic. Very happy!

Sometimes you just find letters lying in the street. I'm quite partial to a bit of cast iron. Especially when you have underlying corrosion buffed to a sheen by pedestrian traffic. And a little verdigris on the edges is a bonus.

I don't know why this Z was tacked onto a gum tree, but it was. Nor does the naval-style triangulation ring any bells (tee hee). I welcome your theories.