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Lomography & Off Track Planet Competition Extended! ended 9 months ago

August 31, 2012 3 comments

You've got 3 extra days to submit your images to win a trip to somewhere mysterious thanks to Lomography and Off Track Planet!

We’re giving you this extra weekend to get in your best Travel Porn shots for the Lomography & Off Track Planet Competition!

Someone is going to win the mystery trip of a lifetime and it could be you! Hurry and submit TODAY, before all the time runs out!

Good Luck!

written by alexandrak

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3 comments

  1. odio-et-amo

    odio-et-amo

    Thank you!

    9 months ago · report as spam
  2. jasiehasie

    jasiehasie

    Boom! Awesome!

    9 months ago · report as spam
  3. -dakota-

    -dakota-

    and the winner is... ?

    4 months ago · report as spam

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