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Most Popular Photo Last Year: January 24, 2012

January 24, 2013 4 comments

We take Lomographs of the silliest things found and we upload them in this Community hoping someone will find them silly, too!

Photo by modern_nmt

Well, a silly silhouette of a pair of gloves this is! And hey, it’s beautifully composed and shot also. Congratulations for it was last year’s most popular, modern_nmt!

Photo shot with a Yashica 635 using Agfa CT Precisa film.

written by mayeemayee

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4 comments

  1. mayeemayee

    mayeemayee

    Cheers for this one, @modern_nmt! :)

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  2. modern_nmt

    modern_nmt

    Thank @mayeemayee

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  3. sobetion

    sobetion

    @modern_nmt ยินดีด้วยครับลุง :))

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  4. modern_nmt

    modern_nmt

    Thank @sobetion

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