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"It is only the modern that ever becomes old-fashioned." (Oscar Wilde). The photo was taken at Leicester Square, London, on September 15, 2007. What caught my attention was the young man talking on his mobile phone in front of the empty old red telephone boxes.
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gerry logan 21 Mar 2008
OH yes Lili it is hard put to find a telephone box any were around now of days nice shot for future use for the grand and great grand children who will not know what a phone box even is much less what it looks likeBarbara Beck 02 Mar 2008
AWESOME contrast in our modern age. the colros, the content and image speaks volumes! Perfect photo, Lili!Rusty Woodward-Gladdish 01 Mar 2008
Hello Lili! How are you? Yes, it's rather incongruous isn't it! We still need the telephone kiosks though and people do actually still use them but not so much. Great photo!Jan van Baarle 01 Mar 2008
Very nice shot!Derek Murray 29 Feb 2008
Every work should tell a story or have something to say – well done