#urban — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #urban, aggregated by home.social.
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«Little Table» (2026)
Photo ©️ Dietmar Bachmann
📍#Lucerne #SwitzerlandFrom my guided #camera testing walk with this amazing little #midformat camera. 📷
#fujifilm #gfx100rf #fujigfx100rf #photography #minimalism #gear #abstract #fineart #urban #fineartphotography #urbanphotography #photo #Fotografie #Minimalismus #Abstrakt #Kunst #Kunstfotografie #Stadtfotografie #Foto
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Glass Tower
Architectural detail of Fort Worth City Hall, originally built as the corporate headquarters of the defunct retailer Pier 1 Imports, rises into the North Texas sky.
#photo #photooftheday #architecture #buildings #color #dallasfortworth #downtownfortworth #fortworth #fortworthnewcityhall #nature #northtexas #pier1importsbuilding #sky #skyscrapers #texas #trees #unitedstates #urban
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Glass Tower
Architectural detail of Fort Worth City Hall, originally built as the corporate headquarters of the defunct retailer Pier 1 Imports, rises into the North Texas sky.
#photo #photooftheday #architecture #buildings #color #dallasfortworth #downtownfortworth #fortworth #fortworthnewcityhall #nature #northtexas #pier1importsbuilding #sky #skyscrapers #texas #trees #unitedstates #urban
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The Arrogance of Space - Pyongyang, North Korea
GPS: 39.0517724, 125.7548989Arrogance of Space ratio:
Buildings: 43%
Cars: 30%
Pedestrians: 6%
Green: 21%#ArroganceOfSpace #cities #city #images #maps #map #urban #photos #urbanism #architecture #planning #publicspace #publictransport #cycling #pyongyang #northkorea
Generate your own: https://cyklokoalicia.sk/arrogance/
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The Arrogance of Space - Pyongyang, North Korea
GPS: 39.0517724, 125.7548989Arrogance of Space ratio:
Buildings: 43%
Cars: 30%
Pedestrians: 6%
Green: 21%#ArroganceOfSpace #cities #city #images #maps #map #urban #photos #urbanism #architecture #planning #publicspace #publictransport #cycling #pyongyang #northkorea
Generate your own: https://cyklokoalicia.sk/arrogance/
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The Arrogance of Space - Pyongyang, North Korea
GPS: 39.0517724, 125.7548989Arrogance of Space ratio:
Buildings: 43%
Cars: 30%
Pedestrians: 6%
Green: 21%#ArroganceOfSpace #cities #city #images #maps #map #urban #photos #urbanism #architecture #planning #publicspace #publictransport #cycling #pyongyang #northkorea
Generate your own: https://cyklokoalicia.sk/arrogance/
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Save another next time. Preempt austere utilities.
#Aminus3: https://dabnotu.aminus3.com/image/2026-09-10.html
#Blipfoto: https://www.blipfoto.com/entry/3544484557652755990
#Pixelfed: https://pixelfed.social/p/dabnotu/1003419358945328798
#Barcelona #Digital #Edited #GNUImageManipulationProgram #Layered #MultipleExposure #StreetPhotography #Urban
#Inprnt: https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/dabnotu/save-another-next-time-preempt-austere-utilities/
#MastoArt #FediGiftShop #CreativeToots
CC :cc_by: :cc_nc_eu: :cc_nd: 4.0
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Save another next time. Preempt austere utilities.
#Aminus3: https://dabnotu.aminus3.com/image/2026-09-10.html
#Blipfoto: https://www.blipfoto.com/entry/3544484557652755990
#Pixelfed: https://pixelfed.social/p/dabnotu/1003419358945328798
#Barcelona #Digital #Edited #GNUImageManipulationProgram #Layered #MultipleExposure #StreetPhotography #Urban
#Inprnt: https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/dabnotu/save-another-next-time-preempt-austere-utilities/
#MastoArt #FediGiftShop #CreativeToots
CC :cc_by: :cc_nc_eu: :cc_nd: 4.0
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Forget Privacy
“Hi, everyone!” she began, a twenty-something in a pink cardigan sitting two tables from me. She looked at her laptop screen intensely, smiling and alert.
Everyone with a post-pandemic office job knows this means a video meeting is about to start. I had quite looked forward to enjoying my salad in silence, but I guess this is the risk you take every time you leave the apartment! At least it was better than the time a guy had taken off his shoes at a café, resting his sweaty feet on a chair, all to the delight of the neighbouring tables’ lunching guests.
#CityLife #Helsinki #Mundane #Photography #Story #Urban #WorkLife
The girl went on to describe in detail a work event she was organising. Everyone in the café now knew its time, place, and even the companies attending (including a very large bank.) She gave the full names of some people who’d cancelled, and mentioned 12 had signed up, but their goal was 30. They could still do it, she said with a smile.
Just as I thought the call was about to end, she mentioned feedback. Her on-call audience wanted to know more, and so did we reluctant eavesdroppers!
Their last event’s feedback had mostly been negative. One person hadn’t understood that they were meant to dress up for dinner, so this time, she’d spelled it out on the invitation. She rolled her eyes and laughed, nodding at whatever her coworkers were commenting. Other complaints had involved the restaurant being too loud and someone not liking the hotel.
After finishing her call, she was still smiling. She took out her mobile phone and started scrolling.
End of story! Although, it does remind me of a post I saw somewhere, saying why don’t we dress for the occasion anymore, as a form of respect? What these two instances have in common is the respect part. Take into consideration the people around you, as well as the people who trust you to keep their information private. You wouldn’t want it to end up online!
Last, but not least, some photos from Helsinki last month. -
Forget Privacy
Lunchtime, in a cozy café:
“Hi, everyone!” she began, a twenty-something in a pink cardigan sitting two tables from me. She looked at her laptop screen intensely, smiling and alert.Everyone with a post-pandemic office job knows this means a video meeting is about to start. I had quite looked forward to enjoying my salad in silence, but I guess this is the risk you take every time you leave the apartment! At least it was better than the time a guy had taken off his shoes at a café, resting his sweaty feet on a chair, all to the delight of the neighbouring tables’ lunching guests.
#CityLife #Helsinki #Mundane #Photography #Story #Urban #WorkLife
The girl went on to describe in detail a work event she was organising. Everyone in the café now knew its time, place, and even the companies attending (including a very large bank.) She gave the full names of some people who’d cancelled, and mentioned 12 had signed up, but their goal was 30. They could still do it, she said with a smile.
Just as I thought the call was about to end, she mentioned feedback. Her on-call audience wanted to know more, and so did we reluctant eavesdroppers!
Their last event’s feedback had mostly been negative. One person hadn’t understood that they were meant to dress up for dinner, so this time, she’d spelled it out on the invitation. She rolled her eyes and laughed, nodding at whatever her coworkers were commenting. Other complaints had involved the restaurant being too loud and someone not liking the hotel.
After finishing her call, she was still smiling. She took out her mobile phone and started scrolling.
End of story! Although, it does remind me of a post I saw somewhere, saying why don’t we dress for the occasion anymore, as a form of respect? What these two instances have in common is the respect part. Take into consideration the people around you, as well as the people who trust you to keep their information private. You wouldn’t want it to end up online!
Last, but not least, some photos from Helsinki last month. -
Forget Privacy
“Hi, everyone!” she began, a twenty-something in a pink cardigan sitting two tables from me. She looked at her laptop screen intensely, smiling and alert.
Everyone with a post-pandemic office job knows this means a video meeting is about to start. I had quite looked forward to enjoying my salad in silence, but I guess this is the risk you take every time you leave the apartment! At least it was better than the time a guy had taken off his shoes at a café, resting his sweaty feet on a chair, all to the delight of the neighbouring tables’ lunching guests.
#CityLife #Helsinki #Mundane #Photography #Story #Urban #WorkLife
The girl went on to describe in detail a work event she was organising. Everyone in the café now knew its time, place, and even the companies attending (including a very large bank.) She gave the full names of some people who’d cancelled, and mentioned 12 had signed up, but their goal was 30. They could still do it, she said with a smile.
Just as I thought the call was about to end, she mentioned feedback. Her on-call audience wanted to know more, and so did we reluctant eavesdroppers!
Their last event’s feedback had mostly been negative. One person hadn’t understood that they were meant to dress up for dinner, so this time, she’d spelled it out on the invitation. She rolled her eyes and laughed, nodding at whatever her coworkers were commenting. Other complaints had involved the restaurant being too loud and someone not liking the hotel.
After finishing her call, she was still smiling. She took out her mobile phone and started scrolling.
End of story! Although, it does remind me of a post I saw somewhere, saying why don’t we dress for the occasion anymore, as a form of respect? What these two instances have in common is the respect part. Take into consideration the people around you, as well as the people who trust you to keep their information private. You wouldn’t want it to end up online!
Last, but not least, some photos from Helsinki last month. -
Forget Privacy
“Hi, everyone!” she began, a twenty-something in a pink cardigan sitting two tables from me. She looked at her laptop screen intensely, smiling and alert.
Everyone with a post-pandemic office job knows this means a video meeting is about to start. I had quite looked forward to enjoying my salad in silence, but I guess this is the risk you take every time you leave the apartment! At least it was better than the time a guy had taken off his shoes at a café, resting his sweaty feet on a chair, all to the delight of the neighbouring tables’ lunching guests.
#CityLife #Helsinki #Mundane #Photography #Story #Urban #WorkLife
The girl went on to describe in detail a work event she was organising. Everyone in the café now knew its time, place, and even the companies attending (including a very large bank.) She gave the full names of some people who’d cancelled, and mentioned 12 had signed up, but their goal was 30. They could still do it, she said with a smile.
Just as I thought the call was about to end, she mentioned feedback. Her on-call audience wanted to know more, and so did we reluctant eavesdroppers!
Their last event’s feedback had mostly been negative. One person hadn’t understood that they were meant to dress up for dinner, so this time, she’d spelled it out on the invitation. She rolled her eyes and laughed, nodding at whatever her coworkers were commenting. Other complaints had involved the restaurant being too loud and someone not liking the hotel.
After finishing her call, she was still smiling. She took out her mobile phone and started scrolling.
End of story! Although, it does remind me of a post I saw somewhere, saying why don’t we dress for the occasion anymore, as a form of respect? What these two instances have in common is the respect part. Take into consideration the people around you, as well as the people who trust you to keep their information private. You wouldn’t want it to end up online!
Last, but not least, some photos from Helsinki last month. -
Forget Privacy
“Hi, everyone!” she began, a twenty-something in a pink cardigan sitting two tables from me. She looked at her laptop screen intensely, smiling and alert.
Everyone with a post-pandemic office job knows this means a video meeting is about to start. I had quite looked forward to enjoying my salad in silence, but I guess this is the risk you take every time you leave the apartment! At least it was better than the time a guy had taken off his shoes at a café, resting his sweaty feet on a chair, all to the delight of the neighbouring tables’ lunching guests.
#CityLife #Helsinki #Mundane #Photography #Story #Urban #WorkLife
The girl went on to describe in detail a work event she was organising. Everyone in the café now knew its time, place, and even the companies attending (including a very large bank.) She gave the full names of some people who’d cancelled, and mentioned 12 had signed up, but their goal was 30. They could still do it, she said with a smile.
Just as I thought the call was about to end, she mentioned feedback. Her on-call audience wanted to know more, and so did we reluctant eavesdroppers!
Their last event’s feedback had mostly been negative. One person hadn’t understood that they were meant to dress up for dinner, so this time, she’d spelled it out on the invitation. She rolled her eyes and laughed, nodding at whatever her coworkers were commenting. Other complaints had involved the restaurant being too loud and someone not liking the hotel.
After finishing her call, she was still smiling. She took out her mobile phone and started scrolling.
End of story! Although, it does remind me of a post I saw somewhere, saying why don’t we dress for the occasion anymore, as a form of respect? What these two instances have in common is the respect part. Take into consideration the people around you, as well as the people who trust you to keep their information private. You wouldn’t want it to end up online!
Last, but not least, some photos from Helsinki last month. -
Monochrome shot in 📍 Milan, Italy
#streetPhotography #street #photography #urban #urbanPhotography #city #visualStorytelling #streetStories #people #milan #milano #italy #italia #monochrome #blackAndWhite
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Monochrome shot in 📍 Milan, Italy
#streetPhotography #street #photography #urban #urbanPhotography #city #visualStorytelling #streetStories #people #milan #milano #italy #italia #monochrome #blackAndWhite
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Monochrome shot in 📍 Milan, Italy
#streetPhotography #street #photography #urban #urbanPhotography #city #visualStorytelling #streetStories #people #milan #milano #italy #italia #monochrome #blackAndWhite
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Monochrome shot in 📍 Milan, Italy
#streetPhotography #street #photography #urban #urbanPhotography #city #visualStorytelling #streetStories #people #milan #milano #italy #italia #monochrome #blackAndWhite
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A portal straight into nowhere.
#photography #streetphotography #blackandwhite #bnw #classicmono #monochrome #architecture #abandoned #decay #liminalspace #brutalist #travel #texture #lightandshadow #urban #urbex #urbangaze #art #artyear #eck -
A portal straight into nowhere.
#photography #streetphotography #blackandwhite #bnw #classicmono #monochrome #architecture #abandoned #decay #liminalspace #brutalist #travel #texture #lightandshadow #urban #urbex #urbangaze #art #artyear #eck -
A portal straight into nowhere.
#photography #streetphotography #blackandwhite #bnw #classicmono #monochrome #architecture #abandoned #decay #liminalspace #brutalist #travel #texture #lightandshadow #urban #urbex #urbangaze #art #artyear #eck -
A portal straight into nowhere.
#photography #streetphotography #blackandwhite #bnw #classicmono #monochrome #architecture #abandoned #decay #liminalspace #brutalist #travel #texture #lightandshadow #urban #urbex #urbangaze #art #artyear #eck -
A portal straight into nowhere.
#photography #streetphotography #blackandwhite #bnw #classicmono #monochrome #architecture #abandoned #decay #liminalspace #brutalist #travel #texture #lightandshadow #urban #urbex #urbangaze #art #artyear #eck -
Blue Crane, Blue Sky
A tower crane stands over a construction site in Dallas' Glen Lakes neighborhood.
#photo #photooftheday #bluesky #color #construction #constructionequipment #constructionsites #cranes #dallas #dallasfortworth #northtexas #sky #texas #unitedstates #urban
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Blue Crane, Blue Sky
A tower crane stands over a construction site in Dallas' Glen Lakes neighborhood.
#photo #photooftheday #bluesky #color #construction #constructionequipment #constructionsites #cranes #dallas #dallasfortworth #northtexas #sky #texas #unitedstates #urban
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The Arrogance of Space - Yerevan, Armenia
GPS: 40.1734757, 44.5141394Arrogance of Space ratio:
Cars: 42%
Buildings: 28%
Pedestrians: 10%
Green: 16%
Publictransport: 4%#ArroganceOfSpace #cities #city #images #maps #map #urban #photos #urbanism #architecture #planning #publicspace #publictransport #cycling #yerevan #armenia
Generate your own: https://cyklokoalicia.sk/arrogance/
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The Arrogance of Space - Yerevan, Armenia
GPS: 40.1734757, 44.5141394Arrogance of Space ratio:
Cars: 42%
Buildings: 28%
Pedestrians: 10%
Green: 16%
Publictransport: 4%#ArroganceOfSpace #cities #city #images #maps #map #urban #photos #urbanism #architecture #planning #publicspace #publictransport #cycling #yerevan #armenia
Generate your own: https://cyklokoalicia.sk/arrogance/
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The Arrogance of Space - Yerevan, Armenia
GPS: 40.1734757, 44.5141394Arrogance of Space ratio:
Cars: 42%
Buildings: 28%
Pedestrians: 10%
Green: 16%
Publictransport: 4%#ArroganceOfSpace #cities #city #images #maps #map #urban #photos #urbanism #architecture #planning #publicspace #publictransport #cycling #yerevan #armenia
Generate your own: https://cyklokoalicia.sk/arrogance/
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A street fashion story
Some behind the scenes, probably lost in the twists and turns of the internet forever
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A street fashion story
Some behind the scenes, probably lost in the twists and turns of the internet forever
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A street fashion story
Some behind the scenes, probably lost in the twists and turns of the internet forever
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A street fashion story
Some behind the scenes, probably lost in the twists and turns of the internet forever
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The Arrogance of Space - Vientiane, Laos
GPS: 17.9761223, 102.6251133Arrogance of Space ratio:
Cars: 47%
Buildings: 47%
Green: 6%#ArroganceOfSpace #cities #city #images #maps #map #urban #photos #urbanism #architecture #planning #publicspace #publictransport #cycling #vientiane #laos
Generate your own: https://cyklokoalicia.sk/arrogance/
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The Arrogance of Space - Vientiane, Laos
GPS: 17.9761223, 102.6251133Arrogance of Space ratio:
Cars: 47%
Buildings: 47%
Green: 6%#ArroganceOfSpace #cities #city #images #maps #map #urban #photos #urbanism #architecture #planning #publicspace #publictransport #cycling #vientiane #laos
Generate your own: https://cyklokoalicia.sk/arrogance/
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The Arrogance of Space - Vientiane, Laos
GPS: 17.9761223, 102.6251133Arrogance of Space ratio:
Cars: 47%
Buildings: 47%
Green: 6%#ArroganceOfSpace #cities #city #images #maps #map #urban #photos #urbanism #architecture #planning #publicspace #publictransport #cycling #vientiane #laos
Generate your own: https://cyklokoalicia.sk/arrogance/
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The Arrogance of Space - Vientiane, Laos
GPS: 17.9761223, 102.6251133Arrogance of Space ratio:
Cars: 47%
Buildings: 47%
Green: 6%#ArroganceOfSpace #cities #city #images #maps #map #urban #photos #urbanism #architecture #planning #publicspace #publictransport #cycling #vientiane #laos
Generate your own: https://cyklokoalicia.sk/arrogance/
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The Arrogance of Space - Vientiane, Laos
GPS: 17.9761223, 102.6251133Arrogance of Space ratio:
Cars: 47%
Buildings: 47%
Green: 6%#ArroganceOfSpace #cities #city #images #maps #map #urban #photos #urbanism #architecture #planning #publicspace #publictransport #cycling #vientiane #laos
Generate your own: https://cyklokoalicia.sk/arrogance/
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Bravo! Italian Kitchen closes at the Dayton Mall
MIAMI TOWNSHIP — Officials said a restaurant at the Dayton Mall has permanently closed. Bravo! Italian Kitchen has closed i…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Food #allentexas #Architecture #authentic #business #city #contemporary #Dallas #exterior #Foodanddrink #FoodTopics #italiancuisine #logo #meal #modern #outdoors #restaurant #service #Texas #urban #weather
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Bravo! Italian Kitchen closes at the Dayton Mall
MIAMI TOWNSHIP — Officials said a restaurant at the Dayton Mall has permanently closed. Bravo! Italian Kitchen has closed i…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Food #allentexas #Architecture #authentic #business #city #contemporary #Dallas #exterior #Foodanddrink #FoodTopics #italiancuisine #logo #meal #modern #outdoors #restaurant #service #Texas #urban #weather
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2807466/bravo-italian-kitchen-closes-at-the-dayton-mall/ -
Bravo! Italian Kitchen closes at the Dayton Mall
MIAMI TOWNSHIP — Officials said a restaurant at the Dayton Mall has permanently closed. Bravo! Italian Kitchen has closed i…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Food #allentexas #Architecture #authentic #business #city #contemporary #Dallas #exterior #Foodanddrink #FoodTopics #italiancuisine #logo #meal #modern #outdoors #restaurant #service #Texas #urban #weather
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2807466/bravo-italian-kitchen-closes-at-the-dayton-mall/ -
Bravo! Italian Kitchen closes at the Dayton Mall
MIAMI TOWNSHIP — Officials said a restaurant at the Dayton Mall has permanently closed. Bravo! Italian Kitchen has closed i…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Food #allentexas #Architecture #authentic #business #city #contemporary #Dallas #exterior #Foodanddrink #FoodTopics #italiancuisine #logo #meal #modern #outdoors #restaurant #service #Texas #urban #weather
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RE: https://mastodon.art/@jennylam/113165367582771290
Throwback to 2024 when this happened: http://www.instagram.com/p/DObxeMmgaqU #Chicago is the best. 🩵 And they're doing it again tonight!
#Orchestra #BaroqueMusic #Baroque #Music #Musician #Musicians #Choir #Handel #Vivaldi #ClassicalMusic #Water #City #Cityscape #Architecture #Landscape #Urban #Building #Buildings #Night #Boat #Boats #Kayak #Skyline #Skyscraper #MusicWomenWednesday
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RE: https://mastodon.art/@jennylam/113165367582771290
Throwback to 2024 when this happened: http://www.instagram.com/p/DObxeMmgaqU #Chicago is the best. 🩵 And they're doing it again tonight!
#Orchestra #BaroqueMusic #Baroque #Music #Musician #Musicians #Choir #Handel #Vivaldi #ClassicalMusic #Water #City #Cityscape #Architecture #Landscape #Urban #Building #Buildings #Night #Boat #Boats #Kayak #Skyline #Skyscraper #MusicWomenWednesday
