Camera as photocopier

I know, I know. A really lame post, but it was a one-frame day as we're preparing to leave on a trip tomorrow.

Years ago I served as faculty advisor for a student organization. That duty passed to another faculty member … who took a position at another university with her husband and moved. She gave the box of materials back to me.

The student organization became inactive and I had the box of materials in my campus office.

When I retired two years ago, the box came home with me.

Recently I came across the box in the garage and contacted the organization, asking if they wanted the materials. They said yes. I asked if they would reimburse me for the postage. They said yes. So I enclosed the cash receipt *in* the box, but photographed it for my records.

I've also used my camera as a "photocopier" when taking meeting minutes for the non-profit I serve as secretary. Of course many of you have smart phones to serve this function or purpose, but in either case, it's handy to have a portable "photocopier." :)

1 year ago (“A beautiful afternoon to spend at a vineyard”): http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2015-04-21
2 years ago (“Staghorn fern”): http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2014-04-21
3 years ago (“Only frame on a long travel day”): http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2013-04-21
4 years ago (“Xu and Markum”): http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2012-04-21
5 years ago (“More storm damage…”): http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2011-04-21

[ IMG_9943S6x9G :: f/6.3 (–0.3) :: 1/100" :: ISO-800 :: 39mm ]

[Rick Schies]

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