No camera, sorry.
Here is a good facsimile of them though:
http://www.synthx.com/btw/wallo.htm
Here are instructions for the way I did it:
Screw three 1x4s to the studs in the wall - right through the wallboard. Use a stud finder to determine where the studs are . Basically, one goes in the middle of where the shelves will be on the wall and the others go a couple feet out to each side so the shelves are cantilevered a little.
Determine where you want the bottom shelf. I put it low on the left end (near the pantry door) and a few inches higher on the right side. I had someone help hold it and I just marked each 1x4 where the shelf crossed it.. Then I measured up from each of those marks 6". This is where the next shelf would go. And so on all the way up. You probably want about a 2:12 slope. My current shelves don't slope enough and I have to "help" the cans roll down a bit.
Now, place a 2x4 next to each 1x4 you have screwed to the wall. Transfer the marks so the 2x4 is marked all the way up where you want the shelves to go.
Simply drive a large headed nail into the 1x4s everywhere you have a mark. This is what the shelf will rest on. Do the same to the 2x4s.
Now cut two lengths of 1x4 that are just long enough to span the 1x4s you have on the wall from left to right. Attach one to the top and one to the bottom of the 2x4s to make your outter wall. Make sure they are spaced the same as your 1x4s.
Cut 4 pieces of 1x4 13" long. Use these to attach the 2x4 wall to the 1x4s. One at the top and one on the bottom on the outter edges. Now you should have a "box" with the nails facing in.
Glue a piece of 1x1 to the end of each 1x12 shelf. This will be at the low end and will keep the cans from rolling out.
Simply lay the shelves on the nails (slide them in) and the weight of the cans will force the edge of the nail head into the pine.
It's really not that hard - I've done it in several houses and it's easy to "repair" if you are renting and have to move. All you have to do is remove all the screws and then remove the 1x4s from the wall (I use 3 screws in each) and spackle the holes. Take it with you to the next place. Leave the nails in the 1x4s and 2x4s when you move.
