An old relic seen nearly everywhere but no longer used, the pay phone. I wonder what will replace the cell phone.
Monday, May 4, 2009
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An old relic seen nearly everywhere but no longer used, the pay phone. I wonder what will replace the cell phone.
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I miss pay phones!
ReplyDeleteles vieux téléphones publics, j'aime cette photo plein de nostalgie, je préfère cela au Iphone.
ReplyDeletethe old public telephones, I like this photograph full of nostalgia, I prefer it to Iphone.
Good question ;)
ReplyDeleteNice shot! I think pay phones will make a "comeback" some day.
ReplyDeleteWe could make quite a list of things disappearing. This definitely one of them! Phone booths to phone "stalls" to nothing at all. It is shaped like an "i", isn't it!
ReplyDeleteGood question...
ReplyDeleteThe panning worked beautifully concerning the Egret...
Hard to tell what is going to replace cell phones, if anything. Remember cell phones were pure sci. fi. 30 years ago. But maybe an implant? It just seem so hard to turn of:-)
ReplyDeleteGreat image btw.
Brilliant photo!
ReplyDeleteOver here they have removed about a third of the pay phones due to mobile phones being so common place.
ReplyDeleteAww, i haven't seen one of these in a long time. Hello dear pay phone, old friend.
ReplyDeleteLove the photo..excellent
I hope that the British red call boxes will remain for ever, with functioning phones or not! :-)
ReplyDeleteLOL, Nice one.
ReplyDeleteAny idea what 'view view' means?
ReplyDeleteBoy, you've sure caught the downfall of the pay phone in this photo! Great shot!
ReplyDeleteI was about to take a picture of a pay phone today for the same reason then my batteries died and forgot. lol
ReplyDeleteYes, these have become a relic. I am on the look out for the old fashioned indoor phone booth. The old wooden kind where you could go in a sit down.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was in London there are a few classic call boxes around but they are really more decorations rather than functioning phone booths.