Barenaked Ladies

[Tom Barry]

Near Lytton Springs, TX, at a roadside venue in June, 1979. OM-1, FP4 @ ASA200. Scanned today.
Barenaked Ladies by tombarry975, on Flickr

[mugge]

I really like this image for no particular reason. By saying that, that is the highest compliment I can give.
Cheers Ole

[Wavelength]

Interesting; Are they made of concrete?

[escape]

At first I thought they were in a cemetery. Giving it a thumbs up.

[Tom Barry]

Interesting; Are they made of concrete?

No, plastic or whatever mannequins used to display clothes are made of.

[Tom Barry]

I really like this image for no particular reason. By saying that, that is the highest compliment I can giv

Cheers Ole

Thanks. We were on the way to a celebration party at the Lytton Springs when I spotted this and brought the car to a screeching halt. I just had to take this. I didn’t know why, and four decades later I still don’t. But I’m glad I did.

[Tom Barry]

At first I thought they were in a cemetery. Giving it a thumbs up.

Now that you mention it, that cemetery allusion may have been one I unconsciously shared.

[Wavelength]

I too had a doubt they were a collection of polymeric mannequin before being despatched; but since there is a fencing around, i thought it is an installation suggesting human pathos.....

[Dave Humphries]

Fortunately many look quite 'armless - groan

Great capture, worth stopping for Tom.

Cheers, Dave

[Tom Barry]

Thanks for the pun, which I always like, and the groanier they are, the more I like them.

[Tom Barry]

Correction. We were near Krause Springs. Misremembered the destination.