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 candle light..through white smoke.
~Be My Valentine!~
B eautiful describes the way you look
E ach time I hold you in my arms,

M esmerized describes the way I feel
Y ou have a seducing kind of charm.

V isions of you are all I see
A lways thundering through my mind,
L ove for you is what I feel
E nduring... is the only kind.
N ever before have I felt this way
T extbook theory could not explain,
I mpressions that you leave on me
N ear my side... I pray you'll always remain.
E legant is the most precious sound

! When I hear my sweetheart's name...
Glimpses of Venice
With 400 bridges and 114 canals, Venice is a tourist's and photographer's dream. Uniqueness and stories seep out of each slight bend in Venice's narrow corridors and calli (paths). Look on my Photo pages for pictures of Venice.		 Getting Places in Venice
This picture shows some of the boats that act as lifelines for the citizens of Venice. Venice is famous for its gondolas, which work well for traveling on shallow water, but, in reality, residents travel using motorboats--the always-black gondolas are reserved for tourists.

Beginning Photography Tips
Make sure you have the correct film for what you're trying to do. For example, 400, a faster speed, is more suitable for action shots than 200. To become more of a photographer than a person snapping pictures, do some slightly different things with your composition. For example, try placing subjects off-center, using natural lines or frames, or taking the picture from a different angle.
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More Tips
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Let There Be Light
As this picture demonstrates, lighting can show the glory of the ordinary. For the best results, take pictures in the morning and evenings; the light at dawn and dusk brings depth and softness to objects and people.
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