My favorite kinds of lenses are the ones we at Squidoo never imagined people making--and the ones that wind up spreading through the community faster than the beer runs out on St. Patricks Day.

I don't remember who made the first Lensography lens, but what a cool way to set up your own Squidoo Hall of Fame. It's kind of like a resume that ate its Wheaties.

Shortly after the first one appeared, there were 10 more. And 10 more. And now hundreds of our top lensmasters have Lensographies to highlight and annotate their bodies of work here on Squidoo.

I'll be featuring a few of them this week. For starters, check out Jaguar Julie's Lensography. She's got 303 lenses (303!!), and this page is not only a neat way to categorize some of those... it's also a stunning testament to the whole Giant Squids program. When quality AND quantity intersect, you've got something pretty remarkable on your hands. Jaguar Julie is the consummate Giant: curious, eager to experiment with new tools, passionate and gracious.

Her Lensography: http://www.squidoo.com/jaguar-julie-lensography.

P.S. We'll be accepting another round of Giant Squids on March 28th. Find out what it takes--and what your Giant Squids status gets you! http://www.squidoo.com/giantsquids.

Every day (or nearly that) Squidoo's Community & Charity Organizer, Kimberly Dawn Wells, highlights a lens that stands out from the crowd, a lens that is unique in topic, approach, personality, tools or timing. Or, you know, just a lens that made her day.

If you find a lens you'd like to submit for LotD consideration, send it to us here.

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