Keno (@keno) - Collective Profile | Montreal, CA
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Recent posts: a white t-shirt with the words "i'm emotionally available" written on it in black marker. the shirt is being worn by a person, and the image focuses on the text., a man with a mustache and a woman with braided hair pose for a selfie in front of a brick wall., a group of friends are celebrating together indoors. one man is shirtless and wearing a party hat., a man in ski gear stands outdoors at night. he is wearing a helmet and goggles., a snowy street scene with a house and trees. the sky is overcast, suggesting a cold winter day., a woman with long braids and brown hair takes a selfie. she is looking at the camera with a kissy face., an overhead shot of a woman browsing stationery in a well-lit store. the image showcases a variety of colorful notebooks and supplies., a non-binary person takes a mirror selfie in a bathroom, wearing a green jersey. the person is holding a phone and looking at the camera., a person wearing a black t-shirt with the words "women don't owe you shit" printed on it. the photo is taken at night., an interior shot of a modern restaurant at night. the space features dark wood tables, chairs, and large windows overlooking a cityscape., a person's legs are shown from the knees down, wearing light wash ripped jeans and white sneakers. the photo is taken from a first-person perspective., a concert crowd with hands raised in the air. the stage is lit up with bright lights., an interior shot of a modern building with large windows and reflective surfaces. the image captures the early morning light and the building's geometric design., a group of people are standing on a city street at night. a man and a woman are in the foreground, posing for a photo., a hand holds a coffee cup with a prominent lipstick stain on the lid. the stain appears to be from a dark red lipstick, smudged around the opening. in the background, two people are visible on an escalator., .
Montreal, CA
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