March 2014 - photo assignment - Security

[theantiquetiger]

Q.O. - I like the comp - but I'm not getting it...hmmm I'm looking tho.

I cannot figure it out either. We have a keyboard, a receipt from Walmart, a McCall's shirt pattern, some wet slide decals for model airplanes, some knock out numbers, and that little red and white number thing. Only thing in common are numbers.

[Marko]

Nice one RM - I like the circles in your image.

[ericmark]

Monkbar Gate York UK

[Runmonty]

I commenced this month thinking I may not participate in this assignment, as I couldn't think of appropriate subject matter. Now I find myself monopolizing it as I am finding opportunities everywhere.


security by runmonty, on Flickr


security 2 by runmonty, on Flickr

[Lorey]

The only thing I can make out in Q.O.'s post is that numbers can create a security lock for some things. I think it might have something to do with numbers if that's not it.

[QuietOne]

AT and Lorey have the key (pardon the pun) element. Numbers, and it involves a common rule of thumb/wisdom and my distressing tendency towards puns and other word play. If folks are still puzzling it out, I'll leave you to it. Or I can tell you.

[aubintbay]

Some interesting posts by everyone in here so far. Here's mine for this month. Nothing quite as secure as a bank you know

[Lorey]

Here's my first take on it (moves quickly to hiding place before someone figures it out)

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The only item that doesn't have a 6 is the keypad. If that means anything??

[mbrager]

[QuietOne]

The only item that doesn't have a 6 is the keypad. If that means anything??

No, the important element is that there *are* numbers.