Ah, Camers 7....I know it's over, and it never really began, but in my heart it was so real!
Around the World with Camera 6...
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The finest image I ever took, I took with Camera 7. prove it otherwise. it was a Pulitzer prize winner, I am sure.
tim in san jose
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OKAY! Those who took a photo with Cameras 7s.... describe it. I am sure they were all Pulitzer Prize winners...
Mine was a shot from a cafe in Aachen at sunset. The sun was going down and there is a piece of old arched roman wall in the foreground overlooking this plaza with a number of cafes in it. In the background is a row of older but well maintained stone buildings with the spires of Charlemagne's Cathedral glinting in the spectral light of dusk behind them.
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That is too long ago for my short term memory, and too recent for my long term memory!
Mine was a shot of a winged horse landing in a meadow on the southern flank of Mt Rainier. The light was subdued; it was early morning, and the sun was just appearing over the horizon. It was a lovely image. But the damned horse was moving, and that POS disposable camera doesn't have a fast enough shutter speed to deal with something like that. In all likelihood it came out blurred. I may as well have shot it with a Holga.
It's disposable alright. This group quickly disposed of two of them. *L* In parallel.
So did you nail the Pegasus? A picture of the head and shoulders hanging on your den wall would go far in substantiating your claim.
tim in san jose
Yeah, I nailed it. The shot, I mean. Of course, it's lost somewhere in Tennessee...
My shot was of a brace of unicorns pulling a sleigh driven by a wizened leprechaun. It will be hard to replicate 
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Mine was a sun hat. Yes, a child's sun hat lying on the grass, forgotten long ago. And in the background, a picnic table amidst the trees of an old apple orchard. But it was not just the forgotten hat you see, it was the meaning of life, love, and death. All of it. Finally. Revealed.
And now...lost again.
And now...lost again.
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Oh the memories that camera holds.. those artistic wonders.. lost but not forgotten..
Mine was a simple but tastefully done nude self portrait.. and I had promised myself I would only ever do it once...
Mine was a simple but tastefully done nude self portrait.. and I had promised myself I would only ever do it once...
Mine was a simple but tastefully done nude self portrait.. and I had promised myself I would only ever do it once...
Good news..... I have just found the camera..... looks like I forgot to post it!
Steve.
Just to clear up any confusion, my last post was intended for comedic effect and had no bearing on reality!
Reality? This is APUG
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I sense a theme for the next camera forming entirely independently ....
For the love of God someone stop it....
Perhaps it would be best if we simply circualted a virtual camera. Think of the postal savings 
It would still get lost!
Steve.
Steve.
You silly people are getting really goofy. No idea what you've been talking about for the last 5 pages. So, is Camera 6 still alive, or not?
Dude!
Camera 6 is on the way home. Austria to Ireland. How hard could that be?
You did send it special courier in a handcuffed briefcase on the arm of a RCMP special officer, right? Right?
Oh Gawd.
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