Found Cameras and Orphan Pictures

"I found this camera (make and model withheld for ID purposes) outside the Miami Phish shows at American Airlines Arena on Jan. 1, 2010, at about 2 a.m. It contains over 2500 photos on the SD card. Travels appear to be in Hawaii, New Hampshire, New York, and Florida. Many family and pet photos and also of nature."

Labels: Florida, Miami

"I found 2 SD memory cards in Norman, Oklahoma, a few years ago, I have no idea the exact time. I just found them again after moving. One was a 128mb and the other was 16mb there were 91 pictures on one and 9 on the other. They look like they are or were students at OU. I will gladly reunite these cards with their owner."

Labels: Oklahoma

----Email Message----

The film cells for these two pictures fell out of a book I inherited from my grandmother. After passing it around the family, no one knows who the beautiful woman in the photo is. I am hoping your website will help give her a name.

- Sabrina

Labels: Stories

"This camera was found in a real estate property that was on the market and empty. It was my house, and I came back to pick up a few more things and found this camera on the kitchen counter. I asked my Realtor if anyone had mentioned it, and left a note in the house, and posted online, but nothing ever came of it.

It was winter, late 2008 probably?"

Labels: Minnesota

"We found this camera on the beach in late August 2009. It was found in Gulf Shores, Alabama, near The Pink Pony Pub. We really hope to return the photos to the people in the photographs. It looks like they were having a wonderful time!"

Labels: Alabama

"We found an Olympus Digital 800 while hiking near Keswick in the English Lake District. It was starting to rain so we picked it up and unfortunately never got around to leaving it with local authorities. The first pictures on the xD card are from February 2009 and were taken in Cadiz, Spain. The last picture was taken in the Lake District on July 18 around 11 am. We probably found it the same day.

We’re back in the United States now, but I’ll be happy to return the camera to the owner."

Labels: England