London Victoria Station July 14 2011

.... il n'est pas impossible que ce siècle soit celui de la vulgarisation des ... clones ..! J'm. cette photo .!

Thanks, Robert. This could certainly be the century of clowns. The ultimate mass culture. Thanks.

Ou, vu ce qui se passe chez nos chefs politiques, le siècle des clowns.

... je dis "clone " non pas clown ...! ( clone étant la reproduction artificielle d'un être vivant )

Sorry, Robert. I had intended to write "clone:" in the first sentence, but made an error of anticipation. Anyway, I meant that this could well be a century of clones (sic) as the culmination of mass culture, but there are also signs it could be a century oclowns (sic).

But of course I messed up. Sorry. I did get your point.

Extraordinary work!

Admired in:
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Thanks, William.

Amazing image.

Thanks, Jean.

Are you sure? Victoria Station looked nothing like this on my last visit, although admittedly this was round about 2008!

There've been plenty of changes since then, Andy. The photo probably exolains their exoansion that started in 2011.

Super image, John, I like it very much.

Thanks, José.

A beautiful work!

Thanks, Rainer.

Clones or clowns, this is fantastic and yes, worth looking at the larger version.

Thanks, Sarah.

I wonder what that feels like.

No one was screaming, at leas5t, Steve.

A most impressive piece of work, John! Also, your non-order was followed, despite your Canadian modesty about it eh.

Thanks, Diane. I've beeb working on a Canadian voice for car GPSs: "This is just an idea right but if you take the next ramp onto the highway you'll probably get there a bit faster than if you go farther. But you know maybe you're not in a rush." It would also know how to pronounce Yonge and Lake Shore (not Yonj and Lack a Shore).

Hmm -- do GPSs in Oregon call the state Orgone? It wouldn't surprise me if they did.

I don't have a GPS, but I have a feeling it wouldn't be able to get away with Or-a-gone. (I am sure you know it's Or-ee-gun, accent on Or.) People in Colorado hate hearing Col-a-raw-do. And so on...

Hey, love your voice project! The American one probably gives a lot of ultimatums.

A lot of Americans seem to think I live in OnTAWrio.

The New York City voice is somewhat peremptory.

I did a project on Oregon in grade 8. It holds no mysteries for me.

Commuter collage...

An interesting idea, Denis. Possibilities open up. Thanks.

This is fascinating, and I've looked at it for quite a long time. I particularly like the disembodied legs on the left.

Thanks, Amelia. You've made me realize that I should have posted a link to the original photo, which is also posted here. So here one is:

damn..collage in the making