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Photojournalism from Whitney Houston’s Home-going Service

Whitney Houston funeral guest showing program to journalists

Whitney Houston funeral guest showing program to journalists (photo by Christine A. Scheller)

For more photos from Whitney Houston’s Homegoing Service, click here.

Reporting on Whitney Houston funeral

Trying to Get the Money Shot at Whitney Houston's funeral (photo by Christine A. Scheller).

Trying to Get the Money Shot at Whitney Houston’s funeral (photo by Christine A. Scheller).

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 Posted on February 19, 2012 by cascheller

 Category: Art, Beauty, Christianity, church life, Community, Culture, Faith, Family, Friendship, grief, Journalism, Public Square, Redemption, Theology, Travel, Vocation

 Tags: Art, Beauty, Celebrity, Christianity, church life, Community, Culture, Faith, Fame, Family, Friendship, grief, Journalism, Journalists, Paparazzi, Privacy, Public Square, Redemption, Theology, Travel, UrbanFaith, Vocation, Whitney Houston Funeral

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Cursive → Print

“Maybe I’ll give this one to him at my going-away party.”

Print → Emoji

Cursive → Print

“What will I wear? What will I say? Get it together girl. You can do this.”

Homepage

  1. How Did It All Go So Wrong?
  2. Flames Flickered Brightly
  3. He Always Played It Cool
  4. He Was Promoted; She Was Laid Off
  5. Writing Yet Another Letter
  6. What?
  7. I Have No Idea What She Just Said
  8. I Feel Obsolete
  9. You Wear Coward Well
  10. Let’s Get Out of Here!
  11. I’m Anything but Obsolete!
  12. Credits
  13. Acknowledgements

Cursive → Print

“Obsolescence is just a state of mind. Will Cursive see that or will she keep living in the past?”

Cursive → Print

  1. “I know.”
  2. “We’re all going to the Comm Club tonight. You should come along. It’ll be fun.”
  3. “Yes, I forgive you. But if you ever hurt me like that, we’re done.”
  4. “I’m anything but obsolete!”

Cursive → Print

  1. “I’ve had enough of this. Do you want to get out of here?”
  2. “If he can’t even wish me well at my going-away party, I need to be done with this. What is wrong with him?”
  3. “Hello.”

Cursive > Print

  1. “Sure.”
  2. “Oh, I’m feeling my age.”
  3. “Yeah well, I don’t feel like the envy of anyone. I feel obsolete. That’s what UNIX said when he fired me.”
  4. “I’m not exactly known for making people laugh out loud.”

Emoji & Cursive > Print

  1. Emojis: “Do you want a whiskey lollipop? Print says you love them.”
    1. Cursive: “No thanks. I do love them, but they give me a nasty hangover.”
  2. Emojis: “OMG! Really? They’ll make us sick?”
    1. Cursive: “Yes, really. Do yourselves a favor and toss them.”
  3. Kissy Face: “What are your plans? Do you have another job?”
    1. Cursive: “I don’t know. Work on my calligraphy. Sleep in. Travel.”
  4. Kissy Face: “Why don’t you animate yourself for online communications, like greeting cards and invitations? That would be so awesome! You’d make bank.”
    1. Cursive: “I have no idea what she just said, but I definitely need to up my game.”

Emoji and Cursive > Print

Emoji: “You are a Knock out! You’re so hot. Congratulations on getting out of here! You are all that and more!!!!”

Cursive: “What?”

Print → Emoji

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