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A discarded old sneaker on the river bank.

A pair of worn sneakers encrusted with salt crystals, resting on dry, cracked earth. Perfect for themes of adventure, exploration, and the rugged outdoors in travel and lifestyle promotions.

an old worn out sneaker abandoned in garbage

black and white photo of muddy old shoes on the theme of labor and workers,

one dirty old leather white sneaker stands on a gray stump in the summer forest

A variety of adult shoes

Dirty shoes exposed to wet soil

Garbage, both natural and man made, washed a shore on a beach outside the city of Sabang which in the main city on the island Weh north of Sumatra

Kamnik, Slovenia - February 11, 2015: Dirty worn out Nike Zoom 2 running shoes photographed in studio.

Old Boot On Muddy Soil

old running shoes, one atop the other

Dirty Wornout Construction boots on green grass and construction worker in the background. Copy space

set of dirty sport shoe sneaker isolated on white background in different position

Yellow Sneakers on Kraft Paper

A pair of muddy sports shoes or trainers.

Moss-covered shoe. Wolski Forest. Cracov in Poland.

one old torn gray brown sneaker made of fabric and leather stands on the ground in the street

Forlorn damanged running shoe lying abandoned outdoors.

rubber shoes, used rubber shoes, shoes for going to the forest, used shoe products

dirty shoes and a brush

A horizontal image of a pair of hiking boots shot from the point of view of the hiker. The boots are waterproof.

Discarded shoes in nature. Pollution and waste recycling.

Child's shoes on sand and concrete path.Similar images :-

one old red black dirty torn shoe of sneakers stands on the gray ground on the street

old grew shoes isolated on white

Shoes after work

Old worn out trainers , isolated on a white background

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Beacon Falls sneakers, children's, made by Beacon Falls Rubber Company of Connecticut, c. 1900 - Bata Shoe Museum - DSC00735.JPG

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