Watch carefully, next time you go shopping.

It's the new trend.

Not what you expected, Eh?

Some of those are quite clever.

was half hoping/expecting something 'foot in mouth', and then wait for the matching TV comments

oh, yes yes they're smartly thought-out

ha ha - very cool. Now to put the imagination to work for a Pattaya version.

was half hoping/expecting something 'foot in mouth', and then wait for the matching TV comments

oh, yes yes they're smartly thought-out

Sorry, to disappoint you, next time taking my camera around the mall.....there are some interesting "bags" going around.

Could you post a link to where you found those photos, please?

Thanks!

http://www.tineye.com

just go to the site, register for free if you want to also get the browser add-on.

Once you have the add-on installed, all you have to do is to right-click whatever image you want, and in the pull-down list , click on the "Search Image on Tineye" for any/all instance(s) of the desired image, from ALL the web.

Even without registering, all you do is go to the above [Tineye.com] link, and paste in their search box - your link for the image you're enquiring about, and voila!!

You can even search on TinEye for any jpg, bmp etc etc that are on your own harddrive(s)

here is a URL result from TinEye:

http://www.tineye.com/search/b3cb92db044bee1fe562b97c41387590e258d26e/?pluginver=chrome-1.1.3

for one of the bag images, and you can see there are hits from different sites all over the Web

NOte: doing this sort of seach will of course bring up heaps of copycat photos, but sorting the forest from amongst the trees, you should be able to locate the Owner of an image - eventually...

Heck, in the case of the bags, you may even be able to source who makes the bags themselves, not that this is guaranteed, but you never never know...

One last thing. If on a website, such as a password accessed image on TV, sometimes a tineye search fails to find an Image URL.

If that is the case, simply download or copy&paste an Image and Save it as a jpg etc, then TinEye your copy of the item's web-image.This even works for a screenprint, cropped by Paint etc

Could you post a link to where you found those photos, please?

Thanks!

Sorry, I can't help you, but I got them from an Email sent to me.

Tifino, on post #7, found the link, hope it's OK for you.