Showing posts with label forgotten. Show all posts
Showing posts with label forgotten. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

A very still life



This beautiful shot sent in by @Stumphouse from Charleston, South Carolina.

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Courtney's rainy day: part 9

Spot 9: 10th & Market

Here comes Courtney again! It's later in the day and she's back on the move. Fortunately, this forget-me-not could be as well.

Friday, January 15, 2010

Below the fold



You know what's not going to be important later? An attention-grabbing headline in a free newspaper after the heavens open and deluge on that pretty coat of yours. Bet you'll wonder where I am then, wontcha? See ya in another life, pal!


Spotted at Manhattan's Columbus Circle by reader Karen

Monday, November 16, 2009

Hasty retreat



Ipod's fault, music
blaring. He almost missed stop
Yet I'm left behind.

A second sent in by @WhitneyBender in one day.

Sunday, November 1, 2009

Shined




It must've been a Maybach.

Our 1st Chicago submission sent in by @emveebe

Friday, August 28, 2009

Minimalism

Remember Fiona? Well she recently sent us an email saying she'd just returned from a trip to Tokyo, and while she was there... yup, you got it, she thought of US! We're verklempt over here. Tokyo! Vacation!

Where first she found this:



And then this:



She goes on to explain that any left-behind umbrellas in lobbys or metro stations are quickly collected by the homeless, and she was lucky enough to see why and where they go. What a grand re-use, and wonderful perspective from a new locale.

Thanks Fiona!

Monday, August 24, 2009

Unsuspecting



STOP AND BRELLA LIVES
GIVE ME THE IPOD, MAN. AND
DONT CALL THE POLICE.


@Jewelsann tells us that she'd just finished a photo shoot when she and the model realized they left their prop behind. Before walking back to retrieve it, she was compelled to snap this shot. Some time later she was chatting with a Twitter friend who knew of this blog; she says the first thing she thought of was this shot.

We love hearing from new readers, and about readers thoughtful enough to talk about us! Heart. Bursting!

Thanks so much for sharing, Julie!

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Gift wrapped



Sitting
Waiting
Wishing
Freecycling

Karen is our queen of finding 'brollys in the most random of locales.

Monday, July 27, 2009

Check my look in the mirror



New reader Gail from Pennsylvania sent this one and even gave us a start with this fantastic caption that she wrote. Wonderful addition!

"One lonely lady, tall and slender. Loyal and quiet, but will open up at your request. Seeks companion who is gentle and, most importantly, not forgetful."

Friday, February 27, 2009

Staying young and healthy



Eat your blueberries
Exercise and vitamins!
Avoid wind and rain

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Hypotenuse



Gentle Readers call your teachers, it's geometry in real life!

Monday, October 6, 2008

Lights out



No details were provided, so we'll assume this fella was forgotten somewhere north of Baltimore, where I happen to know the reader/sender is from. Big ups to sisters who support each other's wacky hobbies. Brothers, not so much.

Thursday, September 18, 2008

Wrought iron(y)



Forgotten, but not unloved.

Snapped and submitted by reader Whitney at the Philadelphia Red Bull Soap Box Derby

Tuesday, July 1, 2008

Get a room



These two randy little buggers were sent in via cellphone from reader Kim in Boston. She interrupted them fraternizing in an unnamed corner in the North End. But the real scandal is that this is the second submission we've received of abandoned fancy golf-type 'brellas and we're pretty sure we didn't receive the memo. Will check spam screener.

Thanks Kim!

Snapped and submitted by: Kim, Boston

Thursday, June 26, 2008

Reporting for duty

Reader Meghan from Charleston, South Carolina, tells us that it's been raining for the better part of the week, except the evening that this hard-working soldier was abandoned by its owner at the Carolina Yacht Club. Look at the stance: tall, proud, waiting to be called up for duty, while the owner ties one on at the bar. The forgotten umbrella is one of my favorite captures.



Let's hope when someone sobered up this morning, they called the lost and found. With so many shitty umbrellas out there, we can't afford to lose the good ones so easily. (Full disclosure: I've left at least 3 umbrellas at bars in the course of my life)

Snapped and submitted by: Meghan, Charleston