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February's Most Popular Users

March 14, 2011 10 comments

For our monthly awards, we've got something new for you guys! We now have Most Popular Users - Lomogrpahers who received the most comments and likes in a month!

Photo by bkspicture

Not that we’re advocating elitism or anything but we feel that it is healthy to give credit where credit is due. That is why we now have new category in our monthly community recap, namely Most Popular Users. We are simply highlighting 20 members of the community whose photos and articles have gotten the most likes and comments. With that said, please join me in bowing down to the luminaries of Lomography for March!

bkspicture,
troch,
upic,
bccbarbosa,
javihacefotos,
atria007,
elvismartinezsmith,
mephisto19,
clickiemcpete,
warning,
barakalofi,
fivedayforecast,
mikahsupageek,
dakadev_pui,
zoezo,
mylatehope,
susielomovitz,
maximum_b

written by cruzron

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Related topics: user, individual, popular, and february Next Article: February's Most Liked and Commented Photos Previous Article: February's Top Uploaders

10 comments

  1. dakadev_pui

    dakadev_pui

    thank you from Thailand

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  2. upic

    upic

    So cool!! Thanks!

    about 2 years ago · report as spam
  3. awesomesther

    awesomesther

    Plenty of lovely people up there! <3

    about 2 years ago · report as spam
  4. elvismartinezsmith

    elvismartinezsmith

    thank you all very much!

    about 2 years ago · report as spam
  5. mikahsupageek

    mikahsupageek

    thanks everyone =)

    about 2 years ago · report as spam
  6. neja

    neja

    well done, everyone!

    about 2 years ago · report as spam
  7. fivedayforecast

    fivedayforecast

    Great shots everybody!

    about 2 years ago · report as spam
  8. eva_eva

    eva_eva

    stunning shots!

    about 2 years ago · report as spam
  9. photohuggers

    photohuggers

    congratz to all !

    about 2 years ago · report as spam
  10. troch

    troch

    Thanks to everyone for their kind visits and likes and congrats to all.

    about 2 years ago · report as spam

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