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John G.
Bangkok, Thailand
escalators
Paul Martin
Bangkok, Thailand
Big shout out to Lomography site for choosing my work. If anyone wants to use the voucher code below feel free to do so.... .. ."Congratulations! Your photo, nopainnograin, has been selected as the featured photo of the week You can view it on our main website. You can also use this 150 THB discount voucher at the Lomography online shop: WIN15072SNF426THB. Online shop:shop.lomography.com/th if you have any questions please contact me. Stay analoque, Lomography.'
Big shout out to Lomography site for choosing my work. If anyone wants to use the voucher code below feel free to do so.... .. ."Congratulations! Your photo, nopainnograin, has been selected as the featured photo of the week You can view it on our main website. You can also use this 150 THB discount voucher at the Lomography online shop: WIN15072SNF426THB. Online shop:shop.lomography.com/th if you have any questions please contact me. Stay analoque, Lomography.'
Ash MSport
Orlando, FL, USA
Ash MSport
Orlando, FL, USA
Franck Toto
London, UK
F/2.2 1/27 ISO 1250
The long way down...
Franck Toto
Southbank Centre, London SE1, UK
F/16 1/60 ISO 250
Golden shadows...
Ajay Lange
Kamloops, BC, Canada
F/8 1/1000 ISO 4000
Selfie reflection Inception
Selfie reflection Inception
Ash MSport
Orlando, FL, USA
Dmitry Korol
Almaty, Kazakhstan
Rick Drix
Germany
A close-up street photograph captures a weathered 30 km/h speed limit sign, its surface worn and speckled with dirt and age. The red circle is faded but still vivid enough to draw the eye, while the number remains bold against the textured background. Soft sunlight filters through blurred green leaves above, casting a gentle, almost nostalgic glow over the scene. The shallow depth of field isolates the sign, turning an ordinary object into a quiet reflection on time, decay, and the persistence of urban rules within nature’s slow reclaiming.
A close-up street photograph captures a weathered 30 km/h speed limit sign, its surface worn and speckled with dirt and age. The red circle is faded but still vivid enough to draw the eye, while the number remains bold against the textured background. Soft sunlight filters through blurred green leaves above, casting a gentle, almost nostalgic glow over the scene. The shallow depth of field isolates the sign, turning an ordinary object into a quiet reflection on time, decay, and the persistence of urban rules within nature’s slow reclaiming.
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