strolling in the fog featured on curated VSCO grid

29th May 2014
by Paul Brown
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I am really delighted that ‘strolling in the fog on Lincoln west common’ has been featured on the Curated VSCO Grid:

Unfortunately I cannot link directly to my image on the curated grid but the latest images can be viewed here.

{ strolling in the fog on Lincoln West Common }

Skip, your image has been selected for the curated VSCO Grid™, a collection of the finest mobile imagery on the internet.

The VSCO Team

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This edited loaded onto my Instagram account was completed in Mextures.

I am strictly curating my own VSCO Grid. It is intended to show scenes, locations and activities all captured within walking distance of my Lincoln home.

It can be viewed at http://skip.vsco.co.

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1 July, 2014 at 6:32 am

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