"Best Urbex Picture" Photo Contest

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Contest:

1. Upload 10 photos to your Urbexa profile*
Show us your favorite abandoned place.

2. Chose one of those pictures and share it on Twitter
using the share button at the Urbexa platform.
Tag @urbexa_com and hashtag #MyBestUrbexPicturePhotoContest

3. The most voted** photography wins
Ask your followers to support you for a chance to win a tactical flashlight!

Ask your followers to support you for a chance to win a tactical flashlight!

 4. Like and retweet this tweet
Help us to spread the word.

* You may sign up for free at urbexa.com.
** Likes + retweets
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