Another camera I have is a Canon PowerShot G3. It is only a 4 megapixel model, but takes pretty good pictures anyway. What I like is that it is smaller and lighter than the EOS 20D. The downside to the camera is that it has that annoying delay after you depress the shutter and before the picture actually gets taken. Sometimes the subject has gone away by that time.

Also, I have noticed that the auto white balance gets fooled a lot more easily, and so most of the pictures taken indoors under artificial light need to be digitally corrected. Adobe Photoshop makes that a pretty easy task, however. Here's a few pictures I got with the PowerShot G3 on a recent trip:

As an example, here are some images of miniatures that I took, then corrected with Adobe Photoshop (originals not shown).

Before the correction there was a distinct yellow cast to the pictures due to the tungsten lighting. Looks much better now !

Here's a grand old pump organ. You had to use the pedals to pump and then had to play the keys to make the music come out.

Wow ! Looks like a lot of work just to hear your favorite tunes. I wonder how old it really is?

Petunias are so cool! Just a splash of color that lasts for a while. They won't make it through the winter but you can enjoy them all summer long.