<@&358437309076602912> Are lamp posts that are big acceptable? They've been the only public object I can find lately...they are curved, but on busy walk paths.

@Freiheit - CA Q for @wayne peek

@ThisIsChris Thanks

I know these may not be used, but I'll post.
Morgan Hill, CA

wow I like the ones with the sun beam!

In the flyering guide says we can if I’m not mistaken

I checked after I taped them up, like a dummy, curved surfaces are discouraged, may not make it online, but we'll see.

@Tesna1999

Still is doing its purpose.

I'd say as long as the "curved surface" is large enough to not distort the image, it's probably fine. I'd say that poll is plenty large enough that the sign is plenty readable.

But obviously, flat surfaces are best.

I think so too. My next oversight...I need to get CLOSER

Oh well.

You live and you learn. It's all good.

The occasional pole isn’t a problem. The stickers can work very well on them for some variety in your photo set.

E.g

That wasn’t one I submitted because I had the background in focus instead of the foreground but you get the idea.

Damn. I need to focus too.

@Brunswick I submitted this photo yesterday, but do NOT post it, it's a gov. (FBI) building, and we don't need any unwanted attention.

LOL

Gibs book suggestions for me to place IE business cards in

I don't read books I throw rocks so I'm gonna have to small brain post here.

Haha

Put them in fitness books

@Jawa

Powerlifting, martial arts, etc

Was probably gonna toss a few there and a few in a few biology books

👍🏻

I need to order some cards for books (or just print some off.) I live in a college town with a ton of book stores that still have well-fished out right-wing politics section. The cards would fit in well there.

>flyering the FBI HQ

@Freiheit - CA and @Henrik I noticed that a lot of your shots are from very far away. I can't use content where the posters are barely visible.

Heres an example of a good picture, the IE material is front and center and is the main focus of the picture.

Heres another example

same thing for the NY guys, the pictures are so small it is hard to see our content. Even if people can't see it it isn't the focus of the picture and makes the entire image look unprofessional.

Understood