Another camera returned! Woohoo!! Well, not really…

Back in April, I left Camera #94 at the Grandview Lanes in Vancouver. A few days ago, this comment was left on that blog post:

Lame. I thought this was supposed to be anonymous. I had so many great ideas too… oh well, I’ll send it back blank and hopefully the next person won’t come here to read that they are being watched.

As it happened, I was bowling in the Lanes, and happened to see the person who found it. I wasn’t spying or anything – it’s just one of those things that happens when you’re in the same room.

Then, the person who found the camera came to the website and read on the above blog post, “A few minutes later, I saw an excited bowler showing the package to his friends,” was offended by this, and decided to make a statement by sending the camera back unused.

It’s interesting the reactions that people have to the project, and what can make them decide to not participate. It’s too bad that this one felt so strongly about it that he no longer wanted to partake.

This marks the second blank camera I’ve received, on top of the empty envelope, and the smashed camera.

On May 3, TheGirl released a couple of cameras out into the wild in Colorado. And a few days after that, Gail left a comment on Camera #148 saying that her son found it outside his work, and had already finished it and stuck it in the mail. Well, it’s made it here!

Judging by the pictures, he likes Jagermeister. And… is that Call of Duty 4? Can’t quite tell…

Unfortunately, a lot of the pics were underexposed… I did my best colour-correcting to get them to look as good as possible.

West-Side Reprezentin.