we're leaving disposable cameras around the world. people are picking them up, taking a few photos and passing them on, eventually returning home - so we can tell their stories.
Featured Camera
Our most extreme camera has travelled from the North Pole to the South Pole. Read more about its incredible journey so far.
Lost and Found
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Camera 235 found on January 20, 2010:
Left at an exhibition in Orchard Central
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Camera 277 released on February 14, 2010:
Released and handed over to Astrid at Andelfingen, Switzerland
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Camera 276 released on February 23, 2010:
Dropped off in the Parkinghouse of Hamburg Airport by Stephan S.
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Camera 262 found on February 19, 2010:
Travelled on to Wiesloch, Germany
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Camera 114 returned on February 28, 2010:
Returned to the project for uploading
Recent Comments
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Serena Wong on Camera 246
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jonathan woods on Camera 248
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Birk on Camera 262
Recent News
Recent Updates
- I'm not in to F1, but this is the COOLEST THING EVAH http://mclaren.com/home about 11 hours ago
- More on Camera 159, our Pole to Pole explorer http://bit.ly/bkOSrc about 12 hours ago
- RT @PlanBstudio: Collaboration is the new Black: the Disposable Memory Project and PechaKucha: http://wp.me/pgMmC-U4 @pechakucha @webponce about 10 days ago
- Camera 114 images are now online, after travelling around California - http://bit.ly/9znYqe about 12 days ago
- Camera 277 - Released and handed over to Astrid at Andelfingen, Switzerland http://bit.ly/cNvHrH about 13 days ago
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