Doesn’t this kitty look like the most majestic and regal kitty in the whole world? Bow down before him, before he throws you in shackles into the dungeon!

Whatever happened to the good ol’ Sock Hop – bad-ass kids took over and burned their socks.

The statue dog seems quite forlorn that the live dog gets the prime spot…. Poor puppy.

Here’s to good health, good drinks, and taking your picture beside the oldest guy in the bar.

Two scorion-trucks meet in the desert. What happens? Biggest riggin’ fight of all time!

Okay, this dollar bill is obviously hiding from someone or something. Maybe it’s in the Currency Protection Program…

I have no idea where this is – it almost looks like some sort of salt flats somewhere – but, I love this pic, with birds of all colours chilling out on a sunny afternoon!

The last camera that placed while in Mexico was Camera #181, which was placed in the Zocalo de Puebla, in Puebla, Mexico. The Zocalo is basically the central square, downtown, in front of the main church. It was a Friday evening, and the place was hopping with all sorts of people. The hardest part was trying to find a spot that wasn’t too crazily busy so that people wouldn’t see me placing the camera, but would see the package and go pick it up.

I’m hoping that it worked!

Back in December, I was interviewed for a segment about The Anonymous Photo Project for The Express on Shaw TV, here in Vancouver. The segment aired in early January, but since I don’t have cable, I wasn’t able to see it, or get it for all of you folks to see.

Fortunately, the kind people at Shaw were nice enough to send me a copy of it, and now, you can see it!

I cringe a bit every time I see myself on TV, but I think they did a good job!

This building, from Camera #33, looks so lonely. Sure, there’s other buildings around, but they’re all turned away at the edge of the frame, shunning this poor little building – just because it doesn’t have a fresh paint job…