laundromat photos on Flickr

When Marg and I were first married we used to take our laundry to a little downtown self service laundromat. It was never any fun. Luckily, there was a little dive bar right next door. By the time the laundry was done things usually looked a bit like this to me. Don't tell anyone.

Location: the location of my mind responsible for washing and recycling old memories.

Image imagined in MidJourney AI and finished with Topaz Studio 2.0 and Lightroom Classic.

Laundromat ♥ by Manuella Cappellini | .Anther. Shapes.

127 6

My Primfeed: @ᴘʀɪᴍꜰᴇᴇᴅ ᴍᴀɴᴜ ♥

My Blog: @ᴏʜ, ᴍʏ ᴅɪᴀʀʏ

• #LeLUTKA Erin Head @Mainstore

• Monso - Tahlia @Fameshed

• Seniha - Ameline @Mainstore

• [Rezz Room] Squirrel Streetwear Animesh @Fameshed

• MOVEMENT - Aesthetic girl @Mainstore

• Mihtral - Aged vending machine @Kustom9

5:58 AM by TokyoMorningDetails

34 7

For anyone interested, photographer Ken Ohyama is doing an interesting project with building cutouts: www.spoon-tamago.com/2021/02/04/photographer-ken-ohyama-c...

Laundromat, India by Dennis van Dijk

205 146

Laundromat by Jeff Miller

65 5

Mount Pleasant Walkabout - Vancouver

Laundromat by niki schreinlechner

44 3

laundromat by slow down a little bit

78 16

many thanks for all your visits, favs or comments

Laverie/laundromat by Peter du Gardijn

61 3

Paris

When You're Waiting... by angela kanner

21 15

for a new motor to arrive for your washing machine... you go to the laundromat... and make it fun by taking a picture!!

Laundromat by bnzai9

238 58

Laundromat Shadows by Kevin B. Moore

31 6

Cape Charles, Virginia

Laundromat by Mark Stacks

77 6

Aurora, Colorado

Laundromat, Thornbury, Ontario by Dennis Sparks

22 5

laundromats by Aage Nero

27 4

Ai Weiwei - Laundromat by Tobias Dander

72

""Everything is art, everything is politics', says Ai Weiwei. He calls for an understanding of art and politics as inseparable and all-encompassing. Clothes can also be art, and clothes can also be political. The clothes in the Laundromat installation belonged to refugees, most of whom came from Syria. With no prospect of further travel, they ended up in the Idomeni refugee camp on the Greek-North Macedonian border. Ai Weiwei visited the hopelessly overcrowded camp several times. When the camp was cleared by the Greek authorities in 2016, many belongings, especially clothing, were left behind. Ai Weiwei brought the clothes to his studio in Berlin and had them cleaned and repaired. Every piece of clothing tells of war, oppression, flight, persecution, and suffering. Sorted like in a laundry, they wait to be picked up and ask about the fate of the people who wore them."

Photographed in Museum K21 in Düsseldorf (Germany)

Laundromat by Daniel Kelly

50 2

Laundromat, Via de' Barbador, Florence. (3/2/2019)

by TokyoMorningDetails

63 10

Manukau by Paul Hamer

62 4

Laundromat Chillin by Debbie Dandridge (Inworld Shots)

27 5

Laundromat, Midwest, USA by V.Plut

28