A lamppost flyer with tear-off tabs — three already taken. Missing-poster humor with built-in social proof in one frame.
Vertical 4:5 photograph of a homemade flyer taped to a city lamppost, shot straight-on at eye level, overcast daylight, 50mm look, street softly blurred behind. The flyer: white printer paper, slightly curled at the corners, one strip of clear tape across the top, printed in plain black home-printer type. Big bold caps headline: "[HEADLINE — e.g. "LOST: 8 HOURS OF SLEEP"]". Beneath it, a grainy photocopied image of [IMAGE — e.g. "an exhausted man mid-yawn, clip-art style"]. Then two typewriter-style body lines: "LAST SEEN: 2019." and "[REWARD LINE — e.g. "IF FOUND, TRY DOZO — MELATONIN-FREE SLEEP GUMMIES"]". The bottom edge is cut into a fringe of ten vertical tear-off tabs, each printed sideways with the same text: "[URL — e.g. "DOZO.COM"]". Three tabs are already torn away, leaving ragged stubs. Photocopy toner texture with slight banding, true paper shadow against the metal pole, a bit of city grime on the post. Headline and every remaining tab fully legible and correctly spelled; no glossy design polish, no watermark, no other posters on the pole.