My So-Called Digital Life: 2,000 Teenagers, 300 Cameras, and 30 Days to Document Their World
by Bob Pletka
My So-Called Digital Life is the result of a unique project created by Bob... read more
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Year Published 2005
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- Teenagers--California--Social life and customs--Pictorial works
- Technology
- High school students--California--Social conditions--Pictorial works
- Social life and customs
- Photography
- Teenagers--California--Social conditions--Pictorial works
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- Teenagers
- California
- High school students
- High school students--California--Social life and customs--Pictorial works
- Middle school students--California--Social conditions--Pictorial works
- Middle school students--California--Social life and customs--Pictorial works
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- California--Social conditions--Pictorial works
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