Hundreds of pedestrians walked past this scene on a busy CBD street. None stopped to look, most didn't even see it .I couldn't take my eyes off it. What a dismal way to die.
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I couldn't walk past this in the heart of Sydney without taking the pic. The irony is overwhelming.
Hundreds of pedestrians walked past this scene on a busy CBD street. None stopped to look, most didn't even see it .I couldn't take my eyes off it. What a dismal way to die. Regards
Matt. K
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The irony on display in the first of these is absolutely stunning, Matt.
What a brilliantly seen image. We expect nothing less from you; this is an award winner. g.
Gary Stark Nikon, Canon, Bronica .... stuff The people who want English to be the official language of the United States are uncomfortable with their leaders being fluent in it - US Pres. Bartlet
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The first image is an outstanding criticism of modern society. Some would say it was staged, but I know better. However, the message is poignant. The second photo is sad, but perhaps death was kind and it didn't suffer.
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The first is a reminder of our world and as Zaf said if you seen this some where else you think it was staged. Where was the dog?
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