Stockholm
A round sticker with a yellow and black plaid pattern and the text "TIE DYE" is affixed to a metal pole outdoors. The sticker is the central focus of the image, with blurry buildings and a sky in the background. There is a second sticker above, which is not in focus.

TIE DYE

27 August 2023 15
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