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For Pokemon and items. The college campus was littered with statues/monuments/landmarks that were included in the game/app as refilling stations for items to be used in game.
It was funny that I ran into these gentleman in a completely different part of town the next day also playing Pokemon GO.
I was starting to get board with Pokémon Go, so I wanted to see if I could capture some street photography through the app. This is the result.
Photos shot in the Pokemon Go app, then run through Prisma, an artificial intelligence app that recreates photos in the styles of classic paintings.
Sign hanging from the ceiling during the February 18 2017 Pokémon Go event in Amstelveen, the Netherlands.
Alfonsito mira desde arriba a todos esos jóvenes sentados en las escaleras bajo sus pies. Generalmente, los chicos miran al estanque, bromean, se ríen, se levantan, se sientan. Los más atrevidos tocan la guitarra mientras son coreados. No faltan las parejas que se abrazan y besan. Pero hoy no, Alfonsito se pregunta por qué ninguno mira el paisaje. Se pregunta la razón de tanto silencio y de que todos se encuentren mirando hacia las pantallas de las máquinas que tienen en sus manos, tecleando complusivamente. Cada cierto tiempo llega otro grupo que sin articular palabra entre ellos, se sienta y mueve sus pulgares. Le sorprende particularmente la cara de aburrimiento de una chica que sin móvil en la mano, parece acompañar a dos amigos. Parece porque sólo está ahí, sus compañeros se encuentran demasiado ocupados mirando a sus teléfonos. Alfonsito está perdido, su caballo le había contado que esas "máquinas" se llaman móviles y que servían para comunicarse. Lo que Alfonsito no sabía es que hacía pocas semanas Pokemon Go había llegado a manos madrileñas.
Alfonsito los mira una vez más, parados, en silencio y sin prestar atención más que a sus móviles.
"Menos mal que las modas son pasajeras"
Su caballo reniega con la cabeza y relincha:
"Así es, pero la estupidez humana, no".
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As I was chatting with Kelsey and Brittany I kept noticing people walking past Stonehenge and out to a lone rock. It turned out that the rock was another landmark used in the game as a 'Pokestop', a refilling station of sorts for game items.
It would seem a group of folks on their phones near a fountain, but when the fountain also doubles as a 'Pokemon Gym' in a phone app, the reason they are sitting in this area is entirely different than to just enjoy the sound of the water.
From my window I can see a road called Malthouse Lane. There is clearly a Pokemon Go Pokestop at the end, as every day, people come to the same spot and look hard at their phones, for about 5 minutes, then leave.
This started about a week ago and as the school holidyas approach I imagine it will increase.
Photos shot in the Pokemon Go app, then run through Prisma, an artificial intelligence app that recreates photos in the styles of classic paintings.