This photo was taken in Red Hook, Brooklyn, by street art photographer Becky Fuller. And here’s a view of the same sign from a few years back. (Posted here with the permission of the photographer)
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The sign makes an excellent point.
A series of photos of the sign from consecutive days could be strung together in a video similar to the paper flip books. I think that would be really interesting.