Trash Cans in New York.

Street Signs in Los Angeles.

Both say something about the problems and priorities of their cities. Both are often covered in stickers. Both seem to catch my eye.

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A city sidewalk scene with a graffiti-covered mailbox, a yellow chair, an outdoor umbrella, and a decorated table.

Traffic signs indicating no skateboarding and no feeding turtles.

A metal trash can covered with various colorful stickers and graffiti, sitting on a sidewalk with a curb and street in the background.

A sign that reads 'No Parking Any Time' is surrounded by blooming pink and red flowers and green bushes next to a house.

A public trash can covered with various stickers and notices, situated on a city sidewalk next to a pole also covered with stickers, with a street and bus stop visible in the background.

A sign with the words 'No Trespassing' and 'Loitering,' overlaid with multiple stickers and tags, against a background of dense foliage.

A decorated street newspaper box covered with stickers and posters, attached to a bike rack with a chain.

A tall signpost with multiple stickers, silhouetted against a twilight sky, with trees in the background.

A city trash can covered with numerous colorful stickers, including a large yellow smiley face, cartoon characters, and various logos and text, situated on a sidewalk near a crosswalk.

A photograph capturing a sunset with trees in the background, reflected on a glass surface. There are also signs and a palm tree visible in the reflection.