Some pictures of Paris Hilton at a hotel in London.

Some pictures of Paris Hilton at Prive Nightclub wearing a colorful yellow dress.

Some pictures of Paris Hilton at her British Best Friend Promotion in London.

Some pictures of Paris Hilton leaving a tanning salon in Beverly Hills.

Some pictures of Paris Hilton arriving at the brand new My House nightclub in Hollywood.

Some pictures of Paris attending Bliss Boutique Omotesando Hills launch party at the Ritz-Carlton in Tokyo, Japan.

Some pictures of Paris Hilton out & about as she wears a Bunny Outfit at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival.

Some pictures of Paris Hilton at the opening night of ‘AXE Fix Club’ held during the 2009 Sundance Film Festival.

Some pictures of Paris Hilton arriving at a party in Park City Utah at the Sundance Film Festival.

Some pictures of Paris Hilton at the ExpressJet Pre-Sundance Snow Lounge in Los Angeles.

Lets hope Paris doesn’t have any more “saucy” photos that get into the public eye.

Paris has lost a camera filled with hundreds of personal photographs taken during her Australian visit. Paris misplaced the camera at the Bongo Virus party at Trademark nightclub in Sydney on New Year’s Eve. “She lost it in the chaos. It must have fallen out of her bag,” Bongo Virus publicist Karen Griffin said. “Paris is disappointed as it has her personal photos of her visit on it. They are happy snaps and there are also some pictures from her trip to the snow before she came to Australia. It is the camera she had with her when she was on Bondi Beach.”

Ms Griffin said Hilton reported the loss before she returned to the US. She said Paris was eager to have the camera returned. It was not the only item Hilton lost while on her jaunt Down Under. “She also lost her mobile phone,” Griffins said. “That was left behind at the hotel in Sydney, but it was found and sent up to her on the Gold Coast.”

Hilton’s private holiday snaps have already sparked the interest of at least one photo agency. A source said the Sydney-based agency had been approached by someone claiming to have the camera. “We told them they could be worth thousands, but nothing eventuated,” the source said. “We have not seen the camera and we have not seen the images.”