No Entry Collection

Picture shows a policeman on St Andrews Street, Cambridge, allowing traffic past. Behind him is Downing Street, and the Norwich Union Building Society. Cambridge

Shambles Lane seen from Victoria Street Huddersfield Circa June 1965

Man using a telephone box. The red telephone box was designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, and up until the early 1980s was a familiar sight on the streets of the United Kingdom, Malta and Gibraltar

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The Police Station in Peel Street, Huddersfield Circa June 1965

Communications, Signs, Road, No Entry sign outside Astra House in Crawley West Sussex

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Northern Ireland, Belfast, Stormont, Parliament or Northern Ireland Assembly Buildings with No Entry sign in the foreground

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Spain, Extremadura, Caceres, No Entry sign against typical brick wall

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Spain, Extremadura, Olivenza, No Entry sign on Plaza Marceliano Ortiz Blasco

No entry sign, scenic landscape, Namib-Naukluft National Park, Hardap Region, Namibia
The otherworldly dunes and desert landscapes of Namib-Naukluft National Park make a beautiful and exciting day trip from Sesriem camp on the edge of the desert

No passing sign in front of the giant sand Dune 45, Sossusvlei, Namib-Naukluft National Park, Namibia, Africa

Laboratory doors. Signs on the doors warn users to beware of chemicals and other hazards present within the room

No Trespassing sign - Wyoming - USA
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Domestic Sheep, flock, standing in frost covered pasture with feeder, gate with Military Live Firing Range, No Entry sign in foreground, Lulworth, Dorset, England, january

Crime scene tape. This tape is used by forensics officers to cordon off the area under investigation

A no entry sign in Dubai
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Creating new land from the sea in Dubai for another exclusive hotel development
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"No Entry: Navigating the Roads of Life" In a bustling city like Cambridge, even the most authoritative figures must yield to the flow of traffic. As depicted in this captivating picture, a policeman on St Andrews Street stands amidst the chaos, allowing vehicles to pass through. The red telephone box designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott serves as a nostalgic reminder of simpler times when communication was confined within those four walls. However, not all signs are meant to be followed blindly. Take for instance the "No Entry" sign outside Astra House in Crawley West Sussex; it symbolizes restrictions and limitations that we often encounter in our daily lives. Sometimes, these barriers can hinder us from reaching our desired destinations or pursuing new opportunities. Yet, let us not confuse being smart with following rules mindlessly. While technology has made us more connected than ever before, it is essential to remember that true communication goes beyond mere devices and gadgets. It requires genuine human interaction and understanding. Venturing into nature's embrace brings forth another perspective on "No Entry. " In Namibia's scenic landscape at Namib-Naukluft National Park lies a mesmerizing sight - a no entry sign against the backdrop of Dune 45. This juxtaposition reminds us that while there are boundaries set by man-made structures, Mother Nature remains untamed and unconstrained. Traveling back in time to Huddersfield Circa June 1965 unveils Shambles Lane seen from Victoria Street and The Police Station in Peel Street adorned with their own versions signs. These glimpses into history remind us that restrictions have always been part of society's fabric; they serve as reminders for order and safety. Ultimately, whether painted on tarmac or displayed prominently on giant sand dunes like Sossusvlei's Dune 45 - no entry signs guide our paths but also challenge our spirit for exploration.