ara303

var count = 2; // How many photos do you wanna display
var igToken = "371393934.dba0291.7da640d4c8fc4ff3a205f2e290eae6f1"; // DON'T USE MY ACCESS TOKEN. Generate your own, http://instagram.com/developer
var igUserId = "371393934"; // This is easy to generate, I've made a thing http://themes.edada.ms/instagram-auth

$.ajax({
    url: 'https://api.instagram.com/v1/users/'+igUserId+'/media/recent/?access_token='+igToken+'&callback=?',
    data: {
        'count': count
    },
    dataType: "jsonp",

ara303

Hey! Just to let you know there is a much better version of this script that doesn't require jQuery here:
https://gist.github.com/edadams/5ce1ec3d0b1f69e80724af7eb3b606f4

For posterity, and because this Gist got unexpectedly popular for a random code snippet, I will preserve the original below. Please do know that I've figured out a much better way to do this, which is above.

$(function(){ // shorthand document.ready()
    $('.make_lightbox').each(function(){ // this is just an element I let them click, it carries a series of data- attributes.
        $(this).on('click',function(){  // when clicked. this is the newer jQuery click() handler that's only in v1.8+ so that may be something to note.
            var lbArray = []; // create blank array.
            var arrayContents = {"width":$(this).data('width'), "height":$(this).data('height'), "low_res":$(this).data("lowres"), "high_res":$(this).data('highres')}; // make set of the data- attributes.