Replying to @zermatist
Photography. Here's Paul Strand, taken in Manhattan's Financial District. Ansel Adams' photographs of America's national parks are deeply patriotic. Alfred Stieglitz in New York etc. Many others.
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Replying to @Aella_Girl
Campaign Cartographer? They run lots of ads so it's plausible you saw them. But the software is somewhat complex.
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Try Google image searching "direct mail flyer". It's hard to find real examples. Hundreds of millions of these were printed every year for the last hundred years and 99.9% of them don't exist on the internet.
Replying to @Malcolm_Ocean
Something ephemeral and worthless like a junk mail flyer, read by hundreds of thousands of people then discarded
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Replying to @owenbroadcast
Photography works well for sense of humor guys. You see one Elliot Erwitt photo and you immediately feel his sense of humor. A little earthy, a little off kilter. Photography really lets you show other people what you see when you look around.
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Replying to @ThussYvonne
Seaglass can be cozy. Perhaps like many of us, glass finds comfort after it has had experience.
Kigali, Rwanda. My favorite Geoguessr location cuz it's easy to recognize and gorgeous.
One thing I've noticed is that people are blind to infrastructure. In this image, you see a well-maintained road, even with pedestrian infrastructure, neatly clipped grass, a powerline, almost no trash etc. yet the person thinks it's Nigeria because the houses are shabby.
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