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Red=Tourist / Blue=Local / Yellow=Unknown
In St. Louis the most popular places to photograph are the Arch/Downtown, The Zoo and the Botanical Gardens (which seems to be a popular place for the locals).

Red=Tourist / Blue=Local / Yellow=Unknown
In St. Louis the most popular places to photograph are the Arch/Downtown, The Zoo and the Botanical Gardens (which seems to be a popular place for the locals).

Red=Tourist / Blue=Local / Yellow=Unknown
In St. Louis the most popular places to photograph are the Arch/Downtown, The Zoo and the Botanical Gardens (which seems to be a popular place for the locals).

Red=Tourist / Blue=Local / Yellow=Unknown
In St. Louis the most popular places to photograph are the Arch/Downtown, The Zoo and the Botanical Gardens (which seems to be a popular place for the locals).

Red=Tourist / Blue=Local / Yellow=Unknown
In St. Louis the most popular places to photograph are the Arch/Downtown, The Zoo and the Botanical Gardens (which seems to be a popular place for the locals).

Red=Tourist / Blue=Local / Yellow=Unknown
In St. Louis the most popular places to photograph are the Arch/Downtown, The Zoo and the Botanical Gardens (which seems to be a popular place for the locals).

Red=Tourist / Blue=Local / Yellow=Unknown
In St. Louis the most popular places to photograph are the Arch/Downtown, The Zoo and the Botanical Gardens (which seems to be a popular place for the locals).

Red=Tourist / Blue=Local / Yellow=Unknown
In St. Louis the most popular places to photograph are the Arch/Downtown, The Zoo and the Botanical Gardens (which seems to be a popular place for the locals).
I found these poster images on Communication Arts’ website last week. The design is captivating.
As written on the website: London- and Los Angeles-based Binary & The Brain designed this poster in association with BirdLife International to raise awareness of the 52 birds in the UK that are on the endangered species list. Printed on 100 percent recycled matte heavy stock, each of the 52 birds used to create the letterforms are numbered for identification.



Binary & The Brain, design/illustration
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