I'll soon be getting a canon t3i camera, since im a dancer and also find myself going on adventures, i thought why not get a camera and start documenting.

I've noticed some people also own a gopro, so is it worth also getting a gopro too or?

So I have had an interest in modeling for ages now and I already had struggled to tell my parents I wanted to start taking pictures and someday do photography. They weren't exactly all for it at first but then they finally decided to buy me a camera. It's a 20.1 mega pixel camera from Sony and I decided to start taking pictures of my friends and stuff. As weird as it sounds I started taking selfies with it and my friends have screaming at me that I should model and even my parents say I could pull it off too but I'm not quiet sure how to tell them I actually want to do it.
I'm about 5'5 or 5'6 and I weight around 118lbs and my waist size is 0-3. Not sure if bra size would matter but just in case, I'm a B34. Am I capable of doing this? Am I too short? How do I come out to my parent? I have some pictures of me if it is necessary. http://s1293.photobucket.com/user/TrueStok/media/DSC00887_zpsb4859da3.jpg.html?filters[user]=141679224&filters[recent]=1&filters[publicOnly]=1&sort=1&o=3

As you know Instagram was/is intended to be used by mobile devices and not your computer. Their interface is specifically designed to only work with mobile devices and therefore it's not capable of communicating with a PC. However, there's a way to make your PC speak like a mobile device which is called emulation.
You need an emulator that simulates the OS on a mobile device and through that you can upload your photos, chat, like photos, and do pretty much everything else.
The software that is out there is not exactly great, but if you're willing to deal with clunky software, it's possible to upload to Instagram via your computer.
Here's a review of an emulator: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2028254/b...

What background and clothes for preschool picture day?

My daughter has picture day today. I need help picking which background and what color of clothes she should wear. She has short blonde hair with faint red tones and a fair complexion. The background choices are a indigo blue, a dark cream, a vivid dark purple, or a hazy gray and white background.

Update : I know that it's bad to copy a tattoo that someone put a lot of work into, for both the artist and the owner of the tattoo, but what about a henna design? I went to India last year and have been searching for a tattoo to commemorate the experience. I absolutely love mendhi but this particular design is crisp and classy and I just adore it. I've been trying to figure out ways to make it my own but I don't want to impose on anyones creativity and I still want to be somewhat original.