MIRTH (Members Images Relating To Humour)
Featured Work
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Highly Recommended by Matthew Walters
I saw this unfortunate sign in Times Square, New York. Winner of the ‘Laugh Out Loud Signs challenge and thus featured in the MIRTH group
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I'm confused! by Joe Beasley IPA
featured in the MIRTH group / Sold as a 31”x23” print on another site
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Sureeeeee by Bellavista2
Yes, a extreme heatwave has heat Utah, when this photo was taken temperatures reached a seering -16c. Make sure you put on your sunscreen, dip anyone? Photo taken by Canon IXUS
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Say what? by MikeShort
Taken by mobile phone on bike ride at Canal Basin, Stanley Wharf, Wakefield, England. Someone at the Ship Chandlar’s shop front has put two signs too close together – or have they? I’m reminded of the gay quarter in Manchester, England which runs along the length of Canal Street and it has a street sign high on a wall near the entrance- but some wag has climbed up to it and rubbed out the ‘C’.....
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Now which is it??!?!?!? by raindancerwoman
441 north is left..how can 411 north be right? And whats up with that straight ahead???!? / This is at the intersection of hiways 411 and 441 in Seymour, Tennessee.
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Breaking THE Law! Breaking The Law! by DwCCreations
August, 2009 Featured by the MIRTH group here: / Thank you all so much! May, 2006 Location: Beale Street, Memphis, Tennessee / Beale Street is a street in downtown Memphis, Tennessee, which runs from the Mississippi River to East Street, a distance of approximately 1.8 miles (2.9 km). It is a significant location in history and the history of the blues. Today, the blues clubs and restaurants that line Beale Street are major tourist attractions in Memphis. Festivals and outdoor concerts periodically bring large crowds to the street and its surrounding areas. * More about Beale Street can be found here*: We took visiting relatives on a tour of Memphis and they wanted to see Beale Street. Since no cars are allowed on the mainly “pedestrian” streets of Beale (as indicated by the barricades that can be seen in the background of this shot) it was rather amusing to us that these signs were posted on every street light pole along the way. My Father, the one who noticed the contradiction, lagged behind the group only to be captured “breaking the law” by not only standing, but “leaning” against the pole. He was lucky he didn’t get a tow or a ticket. LOL!
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OOOO Crap by Gene Gregory
Found this by the court house Hmmm
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Don't think I want to go in there.... by Mike Oxley
Les Quebecois – so accomodating. A room where one can relieve internal pressures and have cosmetic hair removal performed, presumably not at the same time. Taken at Mount Tremblant, June ‘96
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Err...Umm.... Ahhh..... Map Anyone?..... by Arrowman
This is a real signpost, helpful bunch in the village of Blackheath ! 690 views Nov 09
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Wanted sign... by BellaStarr
Ok it’s in a store in Mt Shasta and it was for real… lol
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Still Private ? by Matthew Fleet
Someone’s not quite so secret now, are they?
Recent Work
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Animal Lovers by BellaStarr
lol… at a mall for stuffed animals…
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Nina Says...That Kid Is Always Trying To Steal My Thunder by Teresa Burnett
Nina is a Western Lowland Gorilla who resides at the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle. She is a grand little old lady. She really seems to enjoy posing and having her picture taken. She appeared to be somewhat annoyed when one of the younger females decided to move in on the camera action! The Western Lowland Gorilla is a subspecies of the Western Gorilla that lives in montane, primary, and secondary forests and lowland swamps in Angola, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea and Gabon. Adult male Gorillas are prone to cardiomyopathy, a degenerative heart disease. Babec, a Western Lowland Gorilla on exhibit at the Birmingham Zoo in Birmingham, Alabama (USA) was the first gorilla to receive an artificial pacemaker. Binti Jua, who resides at Brookfield Zoo in Illinois, saved a three year old boy who fell into her enclosure in 2003. / The Western Lowland Gorilla is critically endangered. The gorilla is vulnerable to Ebola, deforestation, and poaching. Canon Rebel XTi – Canon 70-300mm lens
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Smell The Love by Teresa Burnett
While riding back to NYC from Niagara City (on the tour bus) I spotted this little trailor and we were all in stitches reading it! / BEST VIEWED LARGER
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Our lady of the lawn mower by apami
Thank you, our lady of the lawn mower for helping me mow my lawn.
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Size does matter by Ian Ker
Victoria not only has legalised brothels but also allows (apparently unrestricted) advertising. This sign at Kew Junction in middle-suburban Melbourne.
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Ello Ello Ello, What`s all This Then by Arrowman
/ Rememberance Sunday Parade, 9th November, Heston
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Ed The Ball by Steve Briscoe
Captured my son playing football at just the right moment!
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Smell The Love 2 by Teresa Burnett
While riding back to NYC from Niagara City (on the tour bus) I spotted this little trailor and we were all in stitches reading it! / Converted to black and white in photoshop. / Canon Rebel XTi / BEST VIEWED LARGER
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My Funny Face by terrebo
Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XTi / Exposure time 1/40 s / Aperture 3.2 / Max. aperture 2.83 / Focal length 10.50 mm / Focal length (EQ35mm) 15 mm / ISO 1600 / Digital zoom ratio 1.00 / Exposure bias 0 / Metering mode Center-weighted average / Exposure mode Auto exposure / White balance Automatic / Exposure program Normal program / Orientation Normal / Sharpness Normal / Contrast Normal / Saturation Normal / Gain control High gain up / Scene capture type Standard / Light source Unknown / Sensing method One-chip color area sensor / File source Digital camera / Scene type A directly photographed image / Custom image processing Normal process / Subject distance range None / Image Unique ID 11605 / Lens’s focal length 10.50 mm f/2.8 / Keywords No / Digital signature No / Flash bias 0
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Australia's Next Top Model by Colleen Milburn
Thanks to my niece, Skye, for being a good sport :D Image taken with Motorazr V9 mobile phone camera and post-processed in Photoshop CS4. FEATURED ON THE REDBUBBLE ‘FEATURED ART’ , ‘BUY WALL ART’ AND ‘BUY GREETING CARDS’ PAGES – 27 OCTOBER 2009 / Group Features: ‘Speaking Photos’ – October 2009 ‘Mobile Phone Capture for A Mobile Life’ – October 2009 ‘Outside the Box’ – November 2009
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Sorry Officer, I Was Dying To Park Here by David McMahon
Sometimes little jewels of quirky humour present themselves when you least expect it. This shot was taken in Paddington, Sydney. I was at the wheel of a stationary car when I spotted not one but two grilles of identical colour several metres away on my left – one grille on the pavement and one on the building itself. I composed the shot literally through the passenger window (having hit the button to put the window down, first!) to include the many variations of gunmetal grey. I deliberately shot a vertical frame, so as to include the splash of colour provided by a nearby tree. But a car drove slowly by as I hit the shutter the first time. Then I shot this frame and as I did so, I realised exactly what the street sign said. I’d like to say this shot was the result of sheer instinct, but maybe I should call it ``dead reckoning’’! I do not crop, enhance or post-edit my work in any way. Shot with a Pentax K100D, using a Sigma 18-125mm lens. F8, 1/125 sec, ISO 400, focal length 125mm. Sydney2009-6140
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I`m Not Too Keen on These Pork Scratchings !! by Arrowman
Taken at Fairfields Farm, Pevensey Bay, Eastbourne ! / / Subtle selective colouring used to enhance the pig!
About This Group
We are looking for photographs only (no Art or Tee Shirts) that have a humorous content, either by the image alone or with the support of the title.
The accent should be on “Humour”, images that genuinely make you laugh, so please do not enter animal pictures that are merely “soft and cuddly” Thank you.
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