Pepsi-Cola sign on the East River
Long Island City, Queens
New York, September 2008
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7 comments:
I don't much like Pepsi Cola, but I like the sign...a bit ostentatious, methinks, though.
A dramatic photo!
I prefer Coke but that is a cool sign.
An old design, I like it.
hello... hapi blogging... have a nice day! just visiting here....
@ tapirgal - The sign was erected in 1936 on the roof of a Pepsi plant. When the plant was torn down in 2004, the sign was moved to the ground, slightly to the south of the original location.
@ James - I agree.
Strange how bloggers seem to prefer coke. I like the sign too, and the way it contrasts with the stark buildings behind it.
You can't miss *that* advertisement!
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