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11-Mar-2003

The new camera

I got the camera yesterday, actually a few days earlier than I expected to get it. It's just a true marvel of technology. I messed around with it and took a few shots, and as I was riding home, I took what I considered its first serious picture. It was nearly dark, and I was shooting into the sunset: never an easy task for any camera.

Let's let the results speak for themselves, shall we?

Posted at March 11, 2003 8:39 PM

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