If not, it's probably because you don't speak the language. But, it could also be that you have a problem reading mirrored writing. I'm guessing that the creative director behind this ad campaign suffers from a diffuse cerebral disorder. Or is it that he (or she), really know how to think out of the box?
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Nope! I don't know Swedish at all. Good photo though.
Pat
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Like Picasso? I read he suffered from very bad headaches...which would explain a lot.
A flickr friend have seen the same ad at another bus-stop, there it looks normal, I have seen it in my morning paper where you can read it. This is probably a mistake, but a good one!
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True, I can not read Swedish. But even if I could, I think this ad campaign is not going to be successful. Who wants to "work" this hard, to get the meaning of an ad? Because for me, anyway, it's difficult to transpose the words, correctly.
And how many people carry a mirror around, to do it with? ,-)
Mari-Nanci
Work is a good word here as this is an ad for the new union!
...too clean, too sunny, too dry. Therefore I do not believe this place exists. Nowhere is without rain these days, Steffe.
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