Photos | Control Panel Chaos
A view into the tangled world of electronics and switches, captured in a photograph from the 2009 UCLA memory album.
BLIP-2 Description:
a close up of a control panel with many knobs and switchesChronologically Adjacent
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Canon
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date
2009-07-03T13:33:20.200000-07:00
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