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Most things disappear without anyone noticing. This is an archive of the things that usually gets missed, flowers as they die, objects that have been thrown out or forgotten, and photos other people have sent in of things they noticed too.
It's a mix of my own scanned images and submissions from a growing community of people paying attention to the things around them that usually go unseen.
All scans in this archive are © The Discarded Archive and licensed under Creative Commons BY 4.0 - you're free to use, share, or adapt them, just credit the source. Community-submitted images remain the property of the person who submitted them and are displayed here with permission.
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Most things disappear without anyone noticing. This is an archive of the things that usually gets missed, flowers as they die, objects that have been thrown out or forgotten, and photos other people have sent in of things they noticed too.
It's a mix of my own scanned images and submissions from a growing community of people paying attention to the things around them that usually go unseen.
All scans in this archive are © The Discarded Archive and licensed under Creative Commons BY 4.0 - you're free to use, share, or adapt them, just credit the source. Community-submitted images remain the property of the person who submitted them and are displayed here with permission.
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Most things disappear without ever being noticed. The Discarded Archive exists because someone stopped and looked.
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Most things disappear without anyone noticing. This is an archive of the things that usually gets missed, flowers as they die, objects that have been thrown out or forgotten, and photos other people have sent in of things they noticed too.
It's a mix of my own scanned images and submissions from a growing community of people paying attention to the things around them that usually go unseen.
All scans in this archive are © The Discarded Archive and licensed under Creative Commons BY 4.0 - you're free to use, share, or adapt them, just credit the source. Community-submitted images remain the property of the person who submitted them and are displayed here with permission.
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