Truth in Selling

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By: Jürgen Reinold
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Jürgen Reinold {Karma:1651}
Project	#3 The Intimate Portrait	Camera Model	Nikon D70
Categories	Cityscape Travel Street	Film Format
Portfolio	Travel Israel	Lens	Nikon 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G IF-ED AF-S DX
Uploaded	7/9/2005	Film / Memory Type	200 ISO (JPEG on SanDisk Ultra-II 512MB)
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Views	385	Shutter	1/60
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Location	City - Jerusalem OId City State - Country - Israel
About	This is a shot taken in the Old City in Jerusalem during a recent trip. I really liked the mirror on the right that allows customers to verify that there are no "thumbs on the scale" when weight and price are determined. Picture details: Aperture: f4.5, shutter: 1/80s, focal length: 18mm, no flash, no tripod.

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Jürgen Reinold {K:1651} 7/10/2005

It is funny how little things trigger memories, Mark. When I hear ?thumbs on scale? it triggers a memory of a mid-1970?s Mad Magazine cartoon where the customer requests ?the thumbs to be taken off of the scale?. Next thing you see is the scale with the meat and two thumbs (just the thumbs, no hands) neatly pointing up plus a pretty embarrassed looking butcher.

I guess the guy in this picture was tired of thumbs jokes and put up the mirror so that the customers could closely supervise the weighing process themselves.

Thanks for the comment.
Jürgen

Mark Kresl {K:9434} 7/9/2005

Excellent observation, Jurgen. We used to go to a small grocer in the neighborhood when I was young. We always kidded about his thumbs! Great eye catching this.

Mark

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