It’s that time again for everyone to show your literary translations in photographs, the analogue style!
Play me a sad song, ’Cause that’s what I want to hear, I want you to make me cry, I want to remember the places that we left, Lost to the mists of time… – “Sad Song” by Au Revoir Simone
Sorry if I dampened anyone’s mood a bit, I am just curious to see how sentimental you guys are. If you have shots you think that best describe this verse of the song, no hesitations please and upload it now!
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hey guys... i submitted to pics by mistake... if itworth of anything the second one (a black and white image of a cross and a tree) it´s the one i wanted to submitt
i just figured that when you click on the 'see all submissions' it goes to the gallery of a previous 'picture this'. :D that's why no one could see their submissions. :(
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