Photos | The Molar Monument: An Urban Masterpiece
Photo captured on March 21, 2024 in Korea, presenting a unique and gigantic tooth sculpture amidst a bustling city backdrop. This image captures the intersection of awe-inspiring architecture and whimsical design, prompting onlookers to appreciate both the everyday and extraordinary aspects of urban life.
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a large sculpture of a large toothChronologically Adjacent
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Original Dimensions:
4000w x 6000h - (download 4k)
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architecture train neighborhood 藝術 urban handrail plant building window apartment footwear outdoors transportation sidewalk 文化 tree 停 road outdoor condo furniture intersection 润 high rise monument tarmac city shoe bag station land street alpha machine metropolis path nature backpack alley vehicle accessories office railway korea 統 corner housing terminal 仁 中心 handbag 民國 shelter
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38mm
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Canon
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date
2024-03-21T23:46:53.210000-07:00
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