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WHAT IS STREET CLASH?
STREET CLASH began as an international style competition between streetstyle blogs & photographers around the world. The 2007 winner was Tel Aviv. 2008 was Munich.
Today, your humble competition organizer has picked up the camera for himself, wherever he ends up.
Join the facebook group here,
or email: streetclash(at)gmail.com
Today, your humble competition organizer has picked up the camera for himself, wherever he ends up.
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or email: streetclash(at)gmail.com
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- ROUND 4, WEEK 3: QUI EST IN, QUI EST OUT
- WEEK 3, DAY 3: CPH vs TEL AVIV
- WEEK 3, DAY 2 - CPH vs TEL AVIV
- WEEK 3, DAY 1: CPH vs TEL AVIV
- An opportunity for synergy
- ROUND 4, WEEK 2: QUI EST IN, QUI EST OUT
- WEEK 2, DAY 3: MTL vs VILNIUS
- WEEK 2, DAY 2: MTL vs VILNIUS
- MTL vs VILNIUS - DAY 1 (REMIX!!)
- WEEK 2, DAY 1: MONTREAL vs VILNIUS
- PRESS!!
- ROUND 4, WEEK 1: QUI EST IN, QUI EST OUT
- WEEK 1, DAY 3: JOBURG vs MINNEAPOLIS
- WEEK 1, DAY 2: JOBURG vs MINNEAPOLIS
- WEEK 1, DAY 1: JOBURG vs MINNEAPOLIS
- ROUND 3, WEEK 8: QUI EST IN, QUI EST OUT
- WEEK 8, DAY 3: GLASGOW vs SAN FRANCISCO
- WEEK 8, DAY 2: GLASGOW vs SAN FRANCISCO
- WEEK 8, DAY 1: GLASGOW vs SAN FRANCISCO
- ROUND 3, WEEK 7: QUI EST IN, QUI EST OUT
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5 comments:
Funny, "TEl-Aviv" in Hebrew is written left-to-right instead of right-to-left... :-) Nice try, though!
i copied it from wikipedia! now i know better than to trust them.
Oh, the spelling is perfect, this is a compatibility problem.
Because we write Hebrew right to left the line starts at the right end, and the letters are typed from the rightmost to the leftmost. So we use a feature called 'directionality', that inverts the order and direction in which the letters are written.
Long story short, it's not your fault :-)
i'm not sure all of those deserve to go on more than glamcanyon. life is just not fair. thanks for teaming me up with the strongest contestant in the first round, darryl.
;P
there's always streetclash 2.0 ;)
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