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I heart it. It even has Oliver on it! Yay Oliver Camera!

Vivitar Mini Digital 100k - broken

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基因體中心往資訊所方向的小徑

This was just as we entered the mall. The route was once again very congested. Although it was very pretty, I started to feel icky around now!

These cameras do such weird and wonderful things to clouds... Is it becoming a cliche? I dunno, but I just had to shoot one of these.

Mile 26.2. Yay! It's over. And they gave me some warm tinfoil type blanket. And a medal.

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staring bidet

Lots of people wearing styrofoam antlers and bells on their feet. I went for the bells, but not the horns.

Photo taken with a VistaQuest VQ1005 keychain camera while driving on Hwy. 21 in Ontario, Canada.

From Constitution Avenue on the North side.

shiny building across from my hotel room

As shot from Alcatraz Island.

Between miles 4 and 5. This is where the road opened up and it was less crowded for a bit. I could also smell breakfast.

It's cool to flip this photo around to see it from different directions. This is taken from just by the doorway of the stairwell on the A level in the north-east corner of Murphy Hall, right by the Honors office.

'Nuff said. Poor dog.

Taken with a $10.00 mini digital toy camera from Innovage. The viewfinder is a little warped thick plastic rectangle that pops up from inside the camera when you flick a button. It's impossible to see through, and you have to guess what you're shooting. Every photo is a total crapshoot. I love it.

By Lu Bodaczny. ©All Rights Reserved. 2011 and beyond. Don't use, copy or edit any of my photos without written permission.

Taken with my Vistaquest 1005.

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