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This is my second tribute to my little Fujifilm S2000, a kind of "see you later, old friend", because my first DSLR, the new Canon 650D, is arriving tomorrow! I am so excited!

But, I will post my new work in my new Flickr account: www.flickr.com/-melange
So if you want to follow my work just add me there! I promise I will come up with great surprises... :-)

See you soon friends!

Story of this photo:

Yesterday (Monday) I went to visit a monastery with my highscool. I took my 3 years old digital camera with me because I wanted to tribute it for the amazing photos it has given to me.

This is one of the photos I took outside the monastery. The cat was extremely quiet and didn't look very happy but not angry either so I thought I could take a shot of him. As I walked, he looked at me, but he didn't move (and it helped, because I couldn't have been very fast with my Fujifilm S2000). So he looked at me and I felt that it was my chance. Probably my only one. So I took the photo and he walked away, lame, probably because he had previously fought with another male. I felt compassion for him but he wouldn't let me touch him so I couldn't have done anything to help.
By the way, this is the present he gave to me.

This is my first photo-tribute to my Fujifilm S2000, because my new camera is surely arriving tomorrow.
Materialism shouldn't be that important in my life but I just can't help feeling things for objects that made me have good memories.

Times change, things change. I was named "Angels GE" until today, but I've been thinking on an artistic name for a long while. Angels GE was a bit hard to pronounce and it wasn't very useful to remember. I think Mel Ange is better in every way!
It is a serendipity I've just made it to the 500 photos in my gallery. Now a new era begins for one more reason!

I have created another Flickr account, you can add me there to keep updated with my work:

www.flickr.com/photos/-melange/

My left eye + My right eye
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Taken with Samsung Galaxy S3

Berlin, 9th of November, 1989.
"Tear down this wall!"

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