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Location of the Week: Tel-Aviv Beach

November 11, 2008 2 comments

The jury was stunned by the lo-fi pictures and the beauty of the scenery found in "breakphreak's":http://beta.lomography.com/homes/breakphreak entry "Tel Aviv Beach":http://beta.lomography.com/magazine/locations/2008/11/10/tel-aviv-beach.

The jury was stunned by the lo-fi pictures and the beauty of the scenery found in breakphreak’s entry Tel Aviv Beach.

We saw it fitting that we award this entry with the location of the week and credit your account with an extra 10 piggies. Congratualtions!

written by silvergwen

Related topics: sky, surfing, location of the week, and beach water Next Article: Konica Monochrome VX (35mm, 400 iso) user-review Previous Article: Block Island

2 comments

  1. grad

    grad

    Поздравляю!!!

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  2. breakphreak

    breakphreak

    Thanks! Spasibo :)
    You don't wanna know what happened to my cellular when I've took this shot :)

    over 4 years ago · report as spam

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