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Naughty and Nice: Which Cameras Would I Give a Puppy or a Lump of Coal to?

This year I've tried cameras I've found hidden for 20 years. I've shot cameras with films found at thrift stores and cameras found on the side of the road. In my attempt to pick which ones have been naughty or nice, the main thing I took into consideration was: which cameras do I keep using and which ones are sitting, gathering dust?

December 24, 2012 3 likes
Taking the Unbeaten Path in Newcastle, Australia

Newcastle is the second largest city in NSW, Australia. It was named one of the "Top 10 Cities to Visit" in 2011 by Lonely Planet and it is a city being revitalised by art and the community. I went to university here and discovered the Newcastle that not everybody who visits sees, taking the unbeaten path.

July 24, 2012 3 comments 2 likes
Mining Museum of Lewarde, Northern France.

On the site of a former pit, France's biggest mining museum offers a descent into the coal stoves and an introduction to daily life in the coalfield. The Delloye Colliery produced up to 1 000t of coal per day between 1930 and 1971.

November 24, 2008