Way back in the springtime, Mo left 5 cameras in and around the Providence, Rhode Island area. Well, one of them finally came back! Mo placed Camera #134 on River St in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It’s field with all sorts of strange goings on… One of my faves is the bagel yoyos.

This weekend was Thanksgiving here in Canada, and Valerie Thai and Roger Allen went to Surrey to eat a big ole meal. While there, they decided to place Camera #119:

“…so we parked the car around the corner, placed the camera (no one saw us at all!), and then when we drove past the bus stop ….it was gone!!!… wow…”

Last week, I mentioned that I would be appearing on Breakfast Television to talk about The Anonymous Photo Project. I was pretty nervous going into it, especially at having to wake up at the crack of dawn! I said it was going to be on between 9:00 and 9:30, but I was wrong – it was actually just before 8:30. Hopefully no one missed it, but, just in case, I’ve got it here for everyone to see. I don’t have cable anymore, but I was able to enlist the help of a friend to record it and get me a file – the miracle of technology!

I messed up a few times, and a few too many umms and ahhhs – though, really, that’s how I talk in real life – but not too bad overall. It still wierds me out to see me on TV.

Tomorrow morning, bright and early, I will be on CityTV Vancouver’s Breakfast Television talking about The Anonymous Photo Project.

This will be The Project’s first time to be featured on the telly, and it’s live! So, if you’re an early bird, be sure to tune in, and watch me stutter and stammer! I think my segment will be on sometime between 9:00 and 9:30 – well, I guess that’s not really being an early bird, it just seems so to me, since I’ll have to be there much earlier than that.

Way back in August, Emmi Jormalainen left Camera #123 at the opening of the Art Goes Kapakka Festival at Senate Square in Helsinki, Finland – the first Finnish camera!

Well, after a short time, it came back to Project HQ on September 10, 2008. 

There’s crowds. There’s hamming it up for the camera. There’s the “Out ‘N Loud” crew. And – best of all – they’re hanging out in the Helsinki Drinking District!

On September 24, Valerie Thai and Roger Allen were in Beverly Hill, and their intention was to leave a camera on Rodeo Drive, but all of the high-end stores have security guards outside their entrances. So, instead, they placed Camera #118 on a newspaper dispensing box at Beverly Drive & Dayton Way, which is right around the corner.

Maybe we’ll get a peak into the lives of the rich and famous…