Solitude by Kaartijer

Photography • Photo Manipulation • posted on Jan 19, 2010

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This is another shot from Galveston, but a fresh one... been over there last weekend! Today no joking... I got a warning from a friend that lives in Germany, and I decided to share it with you... maybe some of you know already about this: "Last week a friend of mine parked in a public parking lot. When he left the parking (driving his car, of course), he noticed there was a piece of paper on the rear window. When he picked it up (when he got home) he saw just a fuel receipt. Fortunately for him, one of his friends told him that he did the right thing not stopping right there on the parking lot, because someone was waiting for him to get out from the car. This technique applies to both women and men. Watch for the papers stuck on your car's rear window, that's a new way to stealing a car (not joking!) It's simple. You go into a parking lot, you get in, start the engine and put in reverse while looking through the mirror to move your car, then you notice there's a paper stuck in the middle of the rear window. You stop, get out from your car to remove the paper (or whatever they put there) that blocks the view. When you get in the back of your car, the thief goes in your car, which unfortunately for you, has the engine runing, and leaves so fast, that practically you won't have time to react! And ladies, guess what? I bet your purse is in the car. As well as your ID, money, credit cards, keys, etc. From that moment your home and your identity is compromised! ATTENTION TO THIS NEW PROCEDURE. If you see a paper stuck on the rear window, lock your doors, start the engine and go. You can remove the paper later!" So, just be careful or you'll have the (unfortunate) chance to walk like the guy from my picture!

Comments (44)

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kftate

8:55AM | Thu, 21 January 2010

Very beautiful image! Excellent work! That's very creepy information. I'll be sure to remember it if I ever see a paper on my rear window. Thanks for the warning.

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tennesseecowgirl

9:11AM | Thu, 21 January 2010

wonderful shot and thanks for the warning! I guess we all need to think of ways now to outsmart these creeps

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OrphanedSoul

9:19AM | Thu, 21 January 2010

Excellent capture!

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Zazou

9:25AM | Thu, 21 January 2010

I love the details in the sand. Excellent shot !

M2A

12:35PM | Thu, 21 January 2010

Nice photo and solitude feeling through. Thanks for the warning.

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drifterlee

7:10PM | Thu, 21 January 2010

Beautiful, moody shot!

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moochagoo

2:55AM | Fri, 22 January 2010

Quite good POV and atmosphere !

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Darkwish

2:26PM | Fri, 22 January 2010

I like this one.

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Sylvia

8:23PM | Fri, 22 January 2010

~Magical & Evocative~ Love it... FASCINATING!!!

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ssteph

1:42AM | Sat, 23 January 2010

splendid shot

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Richardphotos

7:11AM | Sat, 23 January 2010

outstanding shot . the last time I was there I had limited time.one of these days I will spend the night there so I can have more time to take pictures

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Marinette

4:55PM | Sat, 23 January 2010

Accipicchia! Questa è concorrenza sleale per i nostri napoletani dove ti rubano la macchina solo se non hai lasciato i soldi al parcheggiatore abusivo! La foto è bellissima inerpretandola in maniera diversa ,in quanto se dovessero rubarmi la macchina, prenderei a calci anche le formiche.;)

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