urban traces

a blog open to everybody on urbanism, modern society, its back side - posts on these topics from everywhere all over the world are welcomed to get a global backside perspective - BUT: it is all in Black & White.

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docklands | september 2016

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you are always with us, thank you so much, Tom.

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Distillery District, Toronto

caught on camera // transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary.

this is my urban mood. - ThankYou for this beautiful submission to urbanTraces.

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Bangladesh in Positive Light

№ 22 | a true capital city (a bustling metropolis Dhaka is the capital and largest city of Bangladesh. it is famously know as the City of Mosques for having at least one in every two kilometers. “the history of urban settlement in the area of modern-day Dhaka dates to the first millennium”. on and off it served as a capital since 1608, starting with the Mughal Empire. while today it is infamous for it’s busy and crowded roads and alleyways, as well as densely populated neighborhoods, it has a rich history of culture, politics, commerce, industry, media and eduction. since the Mughals made it their provincial capital Dhaka became the commercial capital of the empire, and ever since served as a major hub in that part of the world. visitors to Dhaka can find numerous things to enjoy, appreciate and do on any given day, including visits to historical sites, stop by fine museums, appreciate wonderful architecture, bargain for best deals at many of the local bazaars, as well as enjoy delicious food in one of thousands of restaurants. the truth is that one can spend days, weeks and months to explore the beauty and offerings of this engaging and evolving metropolis and still have more to discover!)

dhaka | january 2017

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this post is part of a special series of my original travel photos from Bangladesh. you can view other posts from this series by visiting my blog Wanderlust and use the search function, or by clicking here.

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dear friend:

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By Roque Nuevo

ThankYou for this beautiful submission to urbanTraces.

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we are requesting your submission to urbanTraces. - see you soon here, Tom.

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We have nothing to lose and a world to see.

Oxford 2016

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it is all about the urban mood.

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Take Me Out to the Ballgame – © 2017 – Robert N. Clinton (aka CyberShutterbug)

Take Me Out to the Ballgame originally was published on the photo site of Robert N. Clinton (aka CyberShutterbug) at Photography by CyberShutterbug

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this is our urban reality, thank you for your submission, Tom.

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Eiffel tower

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another great one to urbanTraces.

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“I ought to be jealous of the tower. She is more famous than I am.”    ―    Gustave Eiffel

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classical urban style.

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anarchy

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this is the spirit of urban life. - thank you for your submission to urbanTraces.

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Steep street. Amman. Jordan

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Edinburgh, September 2017.

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busker

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submitted by http://brunoboitelle.tumblr.com. - I follow you since the early days here, thank you for your continuous support to urbanTraces.

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Photo by © Paolo Valassi

www.paolovalassi.it

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urbanTraces is waiting for your submissions. - the mood of the city.

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Men at work. 

Amman, Jordan. 

Kodak TMAX400. Dev. Rodinal 1:50

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such a great piece of art! - thank you for your submission to urban traces.