Traveling Camera Odyssey - 2004 Photo Gallery by Bill Moss at pbase.com

Traveling Camera Odyssey - 2004

The traveling cameras are a couple of single-use cameras, one digital, and one film, that are on an odyssey that will take them around the world to various members of the Nikon SLR forum at DPReview.com. Their travels will take them to 25 photographers in six countries, covering over 34 thousand miles. At each stop along the way, there will be one, and only one photograph taken with each camera. When the cameras finally return to St. Paul, MN, the images will be developed and posted for all to see. In the mean time, the photographers will record images of the cameras in various locations while in their possession. Once the images have been shot, the cameras are forwarded to the next person on the list. The goal of this adventure is to have a little fun and not to take anything,including the images, too seriously. This album will serve as a record of this adventure. If you think others will enjoy seeing this gallery, please place a vote for it.

Traveling Camera Odyssey 2004	The Odyssey begins - map	The first camera is purchased - Minnesota	Odyssey originator Bill Moss - St. Paul, MN USA
The Traveling Cameras visit the Ice Palace in St. Paul, MN USA	Packaged Cameras - Minnesota	On it's way to the UK - Minnesota	2nd leg - St. Paul, USA to Brampton, UK
Brampton, UK PO	The Post Office at Brampton, UK	3rd Leg - Brampton, UK to Wimbledon, UK	Centre Court at Wimbledon
Centre Of Attention - Wimbledon, UK	4th leg - London, UK to Nootdorp, Holland	The cameras arrive in Nootdorp	Roadrats Jan and Johanna
Harbor in Scheveningen, Holland	Container ship arriving from England - Nootdorp leg	The cameras swim with Euros at a bank in Nootdorp	A bundle of Euros for the Traveling Camera originator - Nootdorp Leg
Back to the Post Office - Nootdorp Leg	Jan delivers the cameras to the post office in Nootdorp	On the way to Roermond, Netherlands	5th Leg - Nootdorp, Netherlands to Roermond, Netherlands
Geert receives the cameras - Roermond Leg	2nd day in Roermond	Here they joined us on a in-house Carnaval Party - Roermond Leg	Monday in Roermond
Famous Architect - Roermond Leg	Overlooking Roermond	Now it's off to Switzerland - - Roermond Leg	6th Leg - Roermond, Netherlands to Zurich, Switzerland
On the train to Lucerne. Switzerland	On the way to Lucerne #2	Grossm�nster Church - Zurich, Switzerland	Zurich Tram
7th leg: Zurich, Switzerland to Perth, Australia	Welcome to Perth, travellers!!!	Tea break :) - Perth AU Leg	General post office - Perth AU Leg
Thirsty :( - Perth AU Leg	Korean food, any one? - Perth AU Leg	Sunrise :) - Perth AU Leg	Looking for birdies :) - Perth AU Leg
Cameras go to university!!! - Perth AU Leg	Seeking the truth ... - Perth AU Leg	Babe Magnets - Perth AU Leg	Pinnacles - Perth AU Leg
Beer.... - Perth AU Leg	Beach - Perth AU Leg	Leg 8 - Perth, WA,AU to Ft. Providence, NT, CA	Bison - Ft Providence Leg
Early Morning in YellowKnife,Canada	Another morning in Yellowknife	Leg 9 - Fort Providence, NT, CA to Yorkton, SK, CA	Canadian Prairies - Yorkton Leg
Cold Arrival - Yorkton Leg	Speed - Yorkton Leg	Risky Business - Yorkton Leg	Flying Low - Yorkton Leg
Slow! - Yorkton Leg	Working Pro - Yorkton Leg	Mounted Police -Yorkton Leg	So Long - Yorkton Leg
Leg 10 - Yorkton,SK,CA to Portland,OR,USA	Portland, Oregon	Leg 11 - Portland, OR to Medford, OR - 273 miles	Crater Lake, Oregon
Crater Lake, Oregon	Map of Crater Lake	Leg 12, Medford, OR to Menlo Park, CA	It's Here - Menlow Park leg
Traveling Cameras - Menlow Park leg	Size Ratio - Menlow Park leg	off to work - Menlow Park leg	binary - Menlow Park leg
relaxing - Menlow Park leg	Which One? - Menlow Park leg	snapshot - Menlow Park leg	San Francisco - Fort Point - Menlow Park leg
San Francisco - Fort Point - Menlow Park leg	SF Golden Gate Patrol - Menlow Park leg	A Real Person - Menlow Park leg	SF Sin Street - Menlow Park leg
Lense Repairmen - Menlow Park leg	SF Alcatraz - Menlow Park leg	SF Cityscape - Menlow Park leg	Leg 13: Menlo Park CA to Phoenix AZ
They Arrive - Phoenix leg	The Package -- Phoenix leg	Package Examination -- Phoenix leg	The Decision -- Phoenix leg
The Incision -- Phoenix leg	The Opening -- Phoenix leg	Insides -- Phoenix leg	They are Safe! -- Phoenix leg
Counters -- Phoenix leg	The Beach in Southern California on the 4th of July - Phoenix leg-	A pano of the beach -- Phoenix leg	Another view at the beach in Southern California --- Phoenix leg
Leg 14, Phoenix, AZ to Mansfield, TX	The Cameras Arrive in Mansfield, Texas	Hood-Time -- Mansfield TX leg	Bare-Back -- Mansfield TX leg
Leg 15: Mansfield TX to Houston TX to Steamboat Springs, CO - 1514 miles	DSC_0178s - Steamboat Springs Leg	balloons - Steamboat Springs Leg	DSC_0274 v 3s - Steamboat Springs Leg
DSC_0275s - Steamboat Springs Leg	3 stream into lakes - Steamboat Springs Leg	lake w clouds - Steamboat Springs Leg	Sculpture at Botanical Gardens - - Steamboat Springs Leg
water lilly - - Steamboat Springs Leg	Cameras at Lake Dumont Cookout - - Steamboat Springs Leg	Lake Dumont Clouds at dusk - - Steamboat Springs Leg	Leg 16 Steamboat Springs, CO to Indianapolis, IN
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Leg 17 - Indianapolis, IN to Prospect, KY	The Belle of Louisville	Louisville horse farm	Louisville, Kentucky skyline
Leg 18 - Prospect, KY to Cherry Hill, NJ	no image.jpg	Leg 19: Cherry Hill, NJ to Cedarville, NJ	Heading Out
Modeling the Cameras	Leg 20: Cedarville, NJ to Raleigh, NC	Big Dog	Race Trophy
School Kids with the Cameras	Lucky Cameras!	Leg 21: Raleigh, NC to Kure Beach, NC	The cameras overlook the Cape Fear River with Wilmington NC as the back drop....
Leg 21_A salute to the fallen heroes at Pearl Harbor.........	Leg 21_The cameras get an upclose look at the Battleship North Carolina in Wilmington.....	Leg 21_The cameras were a big help here as the battleship was about to break it ties with land....	Leg 21_The entrance to the battleship.....
Leg 21_Here in downtown Wilmington a buggy ride is a great way to tour the old sites and houses..........	Leg 21_The cameras reflected back across the Cape Fear River at the USS North Carolina........	Leg 21_The US Coast Guard Cutter "Diligence"	Leg 21_Here in downtown Wilmington a sidewalk lunch with history abound.....
Leg 21_A old watering troft? This was my first sighting of this antique.......	Leg 21_ I tried my best to get a date with this cutie but, no such luck	Leg 21_Downtown Wilmington is competing with Hollywood...Here I happened upon a HBO filming with an early 20's setting...	Leg 21_The cameras got a chance to see nostalgia real close up.......
Leg 21_A long line of oldies just wait for their calling in the filming...	Leg 21_Back here on Pleasure Island(about 15 miles south of Wilmington)...	Leg 21_These cameras are water proof right Bill? They were not really that good at surfing........	Leg 21_Here we just stopped and took in some mid day sunshine and relaxed.
Leg 21_The cameras got the bug to surf here watching the others having some fun at it.......	Leg 21_The Kure Beach Pier is the nucleus for the tourists coming here to get away from it all ..........	Leg 21_The entrance to the Kure Beach Pier, where you never meet a stranger..........	Leg 22 - Kure Beach, NC to Braselton, Ga
Leg 22 Wild Bills in Atlanta, GA	Leg 22 - Laptop	Leg 22 - pool sharks	Leg 22 - Crowd
Leg 22 - Loni	Leg 22 - Wall of Fame	Leg 22 - Beer	Leg 22 - It's all a Blur
Leg 22 - Sleeping it off	Leg 23 - Braselton, GA to Gainesville, FL	Leg 23 - The Cameras Have Arrived	Leg 23 - Celebrating the Holidays
Gainesville, FL to Port St. Lucie, FL	The Repackaged Cameras Arrive in Port St. Lucie	The Cameras Are Snug and Comfortable	The Contents After Over 30,000 Miles
Out into the Wild	Port St. Lucie	..and back home again	:: Traveling Camera Odyssey -- Digital Camera ::
:: Traveling Camera Odyssey - Film camera ::

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Guest		22-May-2005 15:41
Neat idea Bill and interesting.

garry		04-Mar-2005 04:51
we have to be close to the end now! Bill, how are things going with the cameras!

Bill Moss		29-Dec-2004 01:43
It's on it's way to the last stop now, Dave. It looks like it'll be about a year to the day when they get back here.

Guest		28-Dec-2004 12:12
Bill, How many more stopovers are the cameras due to make now? Dave

Guest		27-Dec-2004 20:46
I eagerly await the message that the camera's are back home were they started! Lets see those pics! =)

Guest		06-Nov-2004 22:24
Bill, Thanks for allowing me the opportunity to be a part of this camera odyssey. I have throughly enjoyed seeing other parts of the world thru the lens of the fellow participants cameras.

Serephyna		07-Sep-2004 16:23
I thinkit's great. I like the idea I have done other things like it. as far as the one saying it is a rip off many ideas are duplicated but that doesn't mean it's a rip off. Bill and the crew aren't making money with this just having fun. And as Bill said enjoy life and stop worrying so much.

David Cappello		11-Jul-2004 00:53
I just now got my hands on the cameras - I think the time lines are very interesting.

eT		06-Jul-2004 11:42
very nice and funny idea! :-))) greetz eT http://www.eTanguero.net/ .

Bill Moss		08-Jun-2004 20:16
Yes, it is. The good news is that there should be an update from Oregon today and the cameras are on the way to the next location - also in Oregon.

Bill Moss		08-Jun-2004 18:29
EJK, I'm not sure why your undies are in a bunch..... nobody ever said this was original and I would hardly say "rip-off". This kind of thing has been going on for years, I'm sure it was not an "original" idea by those at the Argus Collectors group either. If I were you, I'd spend a little more time enjoying life and less worrying about things like this.

JB		07-Jun-2004 22:02
I think it is a great idea, although it is taking an extraordinary amount of time! Have the cameras been lost in the post?!

EJK		07-Jun-2004 15:38
This looks suspiciously like a rip-off of the Argus Collector's Group World Argus Argosy..http://argusargosy.tripod.com. Nice idea, but hardly original.

haroen		22-May-2004 17:22
you are a funny guy

ukexpat		03-May-2004 21:52
I guess this is the digital adult alternative to Flat Stanley?

Guest		05-Apr-2004 06:30
Looks like the camera's had a blast in Australia....

shutterbee		12-Mar-2004 07:16
Please keep us (Nikon SLR talk on Dpreview) posted.

Guest		09-Mar-2004 15:08
Looking forward to the results. Intriguing idea.

Bill Moss		09-Mar-2004 06:10
For some reason, it took 7 days to get from Roermond to Zurich, a distance of about 400 miles. Apparently poor mail delivery is not limited to the USA ;). In any event, Thomas tells me that the cameras should be on the way to Australia 3/9 and he will have the photos to me for posting at the same time.

Guest		08-Mar-2004 16:11
Zurich where are you =) Camera takes the longest update in the land of clocks? =) Ironic? =)

Guest		02-Mar-2004 11:47
I'm looking forward to seeing the results. This should be a very entertaining and I'm sure it will do very well in the popular galleries.

Bill Moss		02-Mar-2004 02:47
You're right, it's kind of like that.

Guest		01-Mar-2004 23:12
Reminds me a little of the garden prank, where someone kidnaps a garden gnome then sends the owner pictures of the gnome in famous locations around the world.

bela45		22-Feb-2004 20:04
What a wonderful idea!

Slug		20-Feb-2004 02:56
great concept. and cheers for actually implementing it. looking forward to more of the journey.

Jan and Johanna		19-Feb-2004 21:02
For the stay in Holland, Nootdorp, visithttp://www.xs4all.nl/~roadrats/camera/camera.html

Ray Wilson		07-Feb-2004 19:01
Bill, you've done an extraordinary job on this project. I realize it takes a lot of work. Super job. Well done. Ray Wilson

john_huff		07-Feb-2004 16:19
I read the original posts on this traveling camera idea and thought it sounded kind of fun. I'll look forward to the updates. John

David Cappello		27-Jan-2004 05:04
Nice start - this should be fun.

garry		23-Jan-2004 22:16
Hi Bill, looking forward to the picture posts! =)

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