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Gotta love this project — a German fellow rigged up a keychain digital camera to take a photo every 2.5 minutes and attached it to his cat’s collar. The site has a how-to guide plus four collections of images “taken” by his wandering cat Mister Lee. I love how artistic some of the shots turned out.
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I want this to be on the cat that rides the bus in London
I would love to see all of the photos in sequence so you can kinda follow a trail. After you get a month or two of photos, he could make a cool flip book or short film.
It’s also an exercise in psychogeography. Cats are the perfect flaneurs.