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Well this is the interesting thing - it was taken with my wife's dodgy little Casio, a 3.2 megapixel job. Before it finally died, we had fun finding ways to squeeze a few good shots out of it.
The camera is one of those Exilims, tiny card cameras with no lens to speak of and no optical zoom. Here are couple of other shots we've taken with it in Taipei: 
And one in HK: 
Half the fun with this camera was persuading it to take something you could be proud of.
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