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• Melaka: Malaysia's Well-Known Heritage City

  
  Melaka is known as the nation's leading state for research and development in different industries such as biotechnologies, medical, business, scientific, technology, and industrial communities. Melaka is located on the West Coast Peninsular of Malaysia facing the Straits of Melaka. It is a land of polyglot where residents consist of Malays, Chinese, Indians, Straits-born Chinese known as Peranakan, Straits-born Indians known as Chitty, Portuguese descendants and Eurasians.
  May 31, 2011 2 comments 8 likes

• Swimming Made Fun

  
  This camera lets people like me, who don't like to swim, to have fun in the sea!
  November 21, 2010 1 comment 4 likes

• Swim, Swim My Little Frogeye!

  
  Once upon a time ago, frogs were related to Lomography too. You don't believe me? Read this!
  October 19, 2010 7 comments 23 likes

• Durban - KwaZulu Natal, South Africa

  
  Situated on east coast of the Southern most tip of Africa. Durban's is a melting pot of cultures with beautiful swimming beaches.
  May 29, 2010 1 comment 4 likes

• Fun Frogeye Gallery

  
  Is the water too cold for you? Towel up, take a walk and take your amphibious friend, the Lomography Frogeye and see things like never before!
  October 16, 2009 4 comments 3 likes

• Gemia Island, Terengganu, Malaysia

  
  An island with no expectation but full of amazing surprises. A nice place to have a vacation, great waters, friendly staff, what more can you ask for?
  September 20, 2009 3 comments 4 likes

• The Frogeye: A Handsome Frog in a Tuxedo

  
  The amphibious camera that looks good either in or out of the water.
  March 05, 2009 8 comments 17 likes

• Independence Square, Kiev, Ukraine

  
  Situated at the northern end of Khreschatyk, Kiev’s Independence Square received global media attention in 2004 as the focal point of Ukraine’s Orange Revolution. Orange-clad demonstrators gathered in the Independence Square in Kiev during November, 2004. On some days, the number of protesters in the center of Kiev reached hundreds of thousands (one million by some estimates). Today, things have calmed down a little and the tented city that sprung up overnight has long gone. Independence Square, however, is still the city’s most popular spot for meetings, late night drinking and people watching.
  September 06, 2008 3 likes