August 7, 2009 by admin
Camera 88 has returned home, and the images are now available to see online.
The camera was originally dropped in Austin, Texas USA by Mark S. back in April 2009. It was quickly picked up by Dan A. and friends, and taken on to the Eeyore birthday party, where it was handed over to Cassie F, who kindly developed the images for us.
Check out the Camera 88 page for the full details on its journey, and please comment if you know anything more about the people and places in the images.
NB. The images are currently fairly low-res, but we’ll be rescanning the negatives when they arrive for higher quality.
July 26, 2009 by admin
Camera 160 and Camera 162, two of the cameras taken to Greenland with Sally R. have returned home this weekend. Sally R. took them to the Science Centre near Kangerlussuaq whilst she was working out there, and handed them out to the teams going out on the icesheets. Collecting two of them before she left, the images show amazing snowy lands and the work being done out there. Two other cameras are still in Greeland, one has been picked up, and the other is still at the KISS Centre.
Thanks for Sally and everyone who took part in the camera.
July 11, 2009 by admin
Camera 84 has returned home after a journey of 82 days and 5300 miles.
Starting in London with Matt L, the camera immediately hit the party scene, going for dinner at Soho House:
“I took it to a dinner I organised for Michael Johnson at Soho house, where lots of people – russell davies, matt jones, matt webb, alice taylor, et al – took pictures, before we gave it to Michael to take back to SF.”
The camera then hopped across the pond with Michael J, and the roll was finished off in Oakland, California.
This was also the first camera to use our increasing global team of Project Helpers to get the camera back to the UK for developing and uploading. Karen B, our East Coast USA local representative helped the camera on its way home.
If you took part in this camera, recognise the locations, feature in any of the images, or just want to comment on the journey and images – please add a comment by hitting the ‘Comments’ tab on the Camera 84 page, we’d love to hear from you!
