Photos | Carol Lee Scott showcases electronics at Bafo 2012 booth #6
Carol Lee Scott stands proudly beside a large monitor displaying her latest computer hardware at Bafo 2012. The colorful flooring and backdrop add a playful touch to the electronics showcase.
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bafo 2012 - booth # 6Chronologically Adjacent
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