Outdated photos on Flickr

Outdated shopping plaza built in 1977. Still has old signs for the h salt fish and chips which has been gone for awhile . My parents said there first experience honeymooning in LA happened at the fat burger a truly weird guy approached them and it was their first taste of how Hollywood was in 1985.

Blackpool Tower by Amelia Griffiths

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The haze of mist concealing Blackpool Tower yesterday.

Mamiya 6 outdated colour film by Keith Levit

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The exchange District in Winnipeg

Outdated architecture by VVCephei

outdated by Heidi Gohn

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This place always makes me giggle when I drive by.

Outdated by Phil La Rosa

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Outdated phone by vitto arvin

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by dropsheet

Outdated by radicoon

by matthew valencia

Very outdated looking 80s outdoor seating area and old McDonald’s in the Glendale galleria.

0Z0A1262 by UNDP - LHSP Lebanon Host Communities Support Programme

“We are saving thousands of dollars by not having to transport our olives to far-off olive oil presses” – Sanaa Abu Chakra, Head of the Agricultural Cooperative of Amatour.

The village of #Amatour, home to one of the largest olive tree nurseries in Lebanon, is rooted in the olive production industry. However, at the height of harvest season, the Cooperative of Amatour has not been meeting its production expectations, mostly due to the use of outdated equipment and harvesting techniques.

The provision of olive oil production and preservation equipment to the Cooperative of Amatour, which also serves 6 neighboring villages in Mount Lebanon, has boosted olive oil production in the area and has directly benefited 368 farmers and cooperative members.

This project was funded by the UK in Lebanon, within the framework of the Lebanon Host Communities Support Programme #LHSP #MoSA #UNDP

2011 Self Portrait by Katrina Burkett

One of my earlier peices. It is a self portrait, though it is outdated. I made this around... 17? 18?

The squares represent my own desire for control and balance in life, forced into shape, but imperfect, for total control is impossible. The squares are placed strategically in how they relate to one another. I will let you try to interpret that part!

The center red square is the main boundary around the individual. A thin line that is my mental boundary, creating an inside and outside to my existance, thin to represent how I imagine it is much easier to cross over, move between, internalize and externally manifest than we realize. Wrapped in Red thread - red for blood, thread for binding of the flesh and soul. I am me, all of me.

The paper is growing knowledge that I need to add to continually to move forward and higher in my life and personal growth.

The patchwork is my colorful childhood and family connections, that were collected and eternalized in how I act and connect with others. The people in my life make up my heart and I can add to it at any time.

The cardboard is my humanity, my flimsy, weeping humanity, often taken for granted, assuming our existence is sturdy and we are safe, but we are physically and mentally more fragile than we want to admit.

The barbed wire is my protection, like spines of a porcupine. I don't share my pain easily, and I often try to protect myself from it too. Few people I openly let past that guard.

The wood is for my work ethic. I value my work and I care excessively over it, I work for myself and for my family and friends, and it is laborious and I don't let up on myself.

outdated by Vivian Ma

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and I also believe it's very human of us to point and laugh when something happens in front of your eyes and then your horse trips and slips in its own pile of kaka. Head over heels, tossing you into that reflecting pool that won't reflect anything when disturbed.

Just waving pieces of a broken person.

Outdated in the Stockade by Christy Milford