So many wonderful vantage points from which to enjoy a view of Sacré Cœur.
We’re in France; I don’t care if we get lost!
Street signs in Rome are as beautiful as the city itself.
A stained glass tribute to Marie Antoinette in La Conciergerie, Île de la Cité, Paris, France.
Classics
Blast from the past – an art-deco movie theater sign in upstate New York.
While most of these images would better be described as “signs,” I chose them because of the different styles of lettering they presented, as well as for the images themselves. From France and Rome to Alaska and upstate New York, these photos call out their messages: relax and enjoy the view, find your way, remember the past.
Posted as part of the Weekly Photo Challenge: Letters.
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Visual Venturing 
Very good eye!
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Thanks, CadyLuck. I had great inspirations 🙂
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The movie theatre sign is just lovely, isn’t it?
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The inside was just as glorious 🙂
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A great selection Stacy, and a wonderful response to the challenge. 🙂
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Thanks, Andrew, though I fudged a bit on signs/words vs letters. Oops 😉
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No problemo. All signs and words are all letters:-)
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Very nice post and wonderful images 🙂
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Thanks, Shane! Glad you like them. They each bring back memories of wonderful travels 🙂
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I love the strength that the variety of geometric forms, produced by all those lines, as well as the color contrast, give to your photos Stacy, very well done!. As choise for this challenge, the Marie Antoinette tribute is the one I like the most; amazing letter game – logo design!
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Thanks, Jaime, I always value your opinion! I had photographed it because of the bright, bold colors. I do think the monogram/logo best meets the spirit of the “letter” challenge, but the others were just too much fun to leave out 🙂
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