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Gearóid (pronounced Garrowed)

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Hazardous day

#Caution #Signage #LookDown #Photography

An aged, blue linoleum floor features numerous strips of hazard tape and paint. The central grouping of these adhesive applications has six horizontal lines and two vertical lines of red-and-white striped tape. There's a bright yellow bollard in the top left corner, and two shoes with blue uppers and red soles at the base of the image. Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

A wall-mounted box has been completely covered in yellow-and-black hazard tape. The wall itself is painted white and ceiling lights cast shadows to the left and right. A blue plastic handrail is below the box. United Kingdom health and safety regulations state that markings should be placed around obstacles or dangerous locations. This includes where any of the following present a risk: people tripping or falling; objects falling, and people or vehicles colliding with objects. Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Standing at a doorway and looking down to aged and stained blue linoleum. There are two stickers on the ground, both mostly yellow in colour. One has an x, or more accurately, a multiplication sign (×), filled with a red and white stripe pattern. The other reads "One way" and has an upward point arrow filled with white and yellow stripes. There's a polygon of warm yellow linoleum in the top right corner, and two shoes with blue uppers and red soles at the base of the image. Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

#photography #signage #lookdown #caution

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