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Photograph
This is the way
you wanted to be remembered.
Elegant black dress,
sophisticated white pearls,
a radiant halo of hair,
blond as Marilyn Monroe’s.
Contacts, green as hundred dollar bills,
that draw men to your eyes.
Perpetually tanned, too,
like a Fifties’ movie star.
This photograph is more
head shot for Hollywood
than portrait for an obituary.
Sometimes we get the chance
to realize our dreams
before we lose touch with life.
We journey to Borneo,
purchase a Porsche,
or hang-glide off a cliff.
You prepared for death
by perfecting your image,
becoming your own press agent.
What were we to think,
when you handed us
the 8 x 10 color glossies?
All they were missing
was an autograph–
and any hint of cancer.
Despite your best orchestrations,
I will remember you
the way I have known you–
more Norma Jean than icon,
less distant, more mother.
Scott Wiggerman
Very interesting poem, very intricate and complex too. I wonder how people interpret it? Doing it for a school project.

Hello. I want to know what you think what’s a better camera. This photographer I know takes these amazing with the Canon EOS 400D and I want to take good pics like that. But I also know that the Canon Digital Rebel XTi is a very good camera.
400D: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?…
XTi: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?…
Here’s the picture I was talking about (taken with 400D):http://i10.tinypic.com/3yqm1kl.jpg
Isn’t that amazing?
Thanks!

http://www.buydig.com/shop/product.aspx?…

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I’m strictly a casual photographer, but I still want a camera that I can afford on my small small student budget that will still take amazing photos.
I initially was all set to buy the S1000fd but I was concerned with the size: I already HAVE a Canon EOS Rebel G, the old film one, with several lenses, and the only reason I don’t use it is because
1. Film is a pain in the ***
2. Carrying the thing and it’s lenses around is a pain in the ***.
So I’m afraid that, even though the S1000fd is slightly smaller and isn’t an slr, I’ll still find myself not wanting to lug it around. I would really love to be able to take my camera with me everywhere.
So I found the F50 SE, which I’m afraid might not be as good as the S1000fd, but it’s definitely smaller, and it’s pretty (hee).
Both are right in my price range and I would be pleased with both, but quite frankly I don’t know much about cameras and I was wondering if, considering the above, I would be making much (if any) of a sacrifice getting the smaller F50 SE or if it’s really worth it to get the S1000fd. :/

When I do photograph, it’s mainly nature, scenery, animals, still life, darkroom, Macro, and people.
I’m not sure if stating that will help with what you suggest or not.
Thanks =]

I suppose there has to be some compatibility between those elements
but have no idea which products would fulfill that requirement.
Since I am not a professional photographer but I do not consider myself an amateur either, I need something not too expensive but of some quality. Any ideas, suggestions, comments?
Want to see what I do? go to http://www.flickr.com/photos/valcarcel