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Word of the Month: August Winners Announcement

October 16, 2011 5 comments

As far as the Word of the Month: August winners are concerned, the spy game is alive and well. Keep it on the down low though, you never know who might be listening!

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The world of espionage is something we really have no idea about so we’re forced to imagine and fantasize through the silver screen. James Bond, anyone? Or would you prefer someone a tad sexier like Austin Powers? In any case, here’s five of Lomography’s best spies from the Word of the Month: August competition. Congratulations!

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5 comments

  1. b0rn2b1ush

    b0rn2b1ush

    congratulations, winners... nice one, @tracyvmoore!

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  2. adzfar

    adzfar

    Congratulations all!

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  3. gelibee

    gelibee

    Congrats everyone! :)

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  4. joyce-liu

    joyce-liu

    congratulations ~

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  5. blue-dog

    blue-dog

    Ah fun, thank you

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