Mark Everest on Substack: "Ok Patrik. Rising to the challenge once more, I’ve decided to post two, very different takes on the subject of ‘Lost and Found’. The first photo is one in a series that I am compiling with the hope of presenting as a collection. I may even share them here on Substack if I feel b…"

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Ok Patrik. Rising to the challenge once more, I’ve decided to post two, very different takes on the subject of ‘Lost and Found’. The first photo is one in a series that I am compiling with the hope of presenting as a collection. I may even share them here on Substack if I feel brave enough. I have long been fascinated by the symbolism of lost toys, as each one has a story behind it. So every time I happen across a lost toy I take a picture of it on my iPhone. Appropriately, I call them my ‘Lost’ collection. The first image below is one of these - taken on the Dorset coast, here in the UK last October.

The second image - by contrast - is one of a long-forgotten mobile phone that I discovered lurking on a shelf in the back of a friends storeroom a few weeks ago. It looked sad and neglected, so I decided to give it a face lift!

Mark

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Photo Challenge - Lost & Found

It's easier than it sounds, don't worry! Capture images that evoke a sense of "Lost & Found." This could involve abandoned places, forgotten objects, or unexpected discoveries in unlikely locations.

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