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Twitter is modern day people watching. Anytime you check it, you see what a person is thinking or doing or saying. But it not all happening in a digital vacuum, they ;re on break at work tweeting about their boss, they ;re outside a hospital tweeting stanley us about their day, they ;re somewhere tweeting about something. This photo project, Geolocations, by Nate Larson and Marni Shindelman show where people are when they send out tweets stanley cup . It completing the picture. The photos are revealing鈥攕ometimes you have tweetable thoughts in the dumbest places. Your bathroom, the subway stop, the back alley. Other times the tweet locations are powerful鈥攜ou ;re tweeting about trying to start a relationship 8230; from a motel. Larson and Shindelman dig through public Twitter feeds that tag a location and then travel to those spots to photogram them. It funny to see a place for the thoughts er, tweets that exi stanley cup sted there rather than the place itself. Here are a few of the Tweets along with their locations below. You can see more at Larson-Shindelman. [Larson-Shindelman via Wired via PetaPixel] Tell me I ;m not making a mistake. Tell me you ;re worth the wait. fb Amy is Dying @HighlandHospital Well. I just got laid off. Despite the raise, I had a sneaking suspicion there was no money. And yep, I was right. I knew something was off. Mark 3:1-6. What Jesus want to whisper in your ear tonight Fiyl Zoonosis: When Cuddling Can Kill
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