A close-up, sideways portrait features an individual, likely male, looking directly at the camera. The person wears a leopard print Supreme baseball cap with a green brim, and a red, black, and white plaid sweater or jacket. Their face is adorned with several piercings, including a hoop in the left nostril, two studs below the left eye, and a labret piercing on the lower lip. Distinctive facial tattoos include a map-like outline on the left cheek and a series of thin, curved lines above the right eyebrow. A tattoo is also partially visible on the neck. An opened white beer can rests beside the person. The can's label displays illustrations of hops, wheat, and barley in silver, alongside the text "CERVEZA MENDOCINA" and "Lager." Large red lettering partially visible on the can appears to start with "JOL..." or "JOH...". The "Mendocina" reference links to Mendoza, an Argentine province, consistent with the Buenos Aires, Argentina location context. The background is a dark, textured surface with faint vertical stripes, contributing to the casual and informal setting. The image's sideways orientation suggests an unusual photographic angle. in Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Apr 20, 2026, 9:23 PM

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Moment

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Rebellious

Casual

Contemplative

Relaxed

Intense

A close-up, sideways portrait features an individual, likely male, looking directly at the camera. The person wears a leopard print Supreme baseball cap with a green brim, and a red, black, and white plaid sweater or jacket. Their face is adorned with several piercings, including a hoop in the left nostril, two studs below the left eye, and a labret piercing on the lower lip. Distinctive facial tattoos include a map-like outline on the left cheek and a series of thin, curved lines above the right eyebrow. A tattoo is also partially visible on the neck. An opened white beer can rests beside the person. The can's label displays illustrations of hops, wheat, and barley in silver, alongside the text "CERVEZA MENDOCINA" and "Lager." Large red lettering partially visible on the can appears to start with "JOL..." or "JOH...". The "Mendocina" reference links to Mendoza, an Argentine province, consistent with the Buenos Aires, Argentina location context. The background is a dark, textured surface with faint vertical stripes, contributing to the casual and informal setting. The image's sideways orientation suggests an unusual photographic angle.

Symbol

D1152

Volume

327

Creator

+$0.13

Revenue

+$0.01

TVL

$0.30

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