Well, what basically matters is the image and the associations, the image has built with the objects without as well as the thoughts, within.What matters is the quality of energies these associations refines and transmitts. Yes, this association seems to be generating refined energies.

I too like the title and I really like the poem too. How interesting that photography captures images in time, yet still we must interpret that past image by projecting the past memory and reflecting upon it in the present moment, capturing the memory of what we see based on our past association with that person, place, time etc as well as our current place and time and newer associations...as Ashok points out, it is the association we have with that image that lives on, but even these may bend and twist depending on the moment in which we view that digital photo, etched in the mind as a projected moment evaluated by the present state of mind. Of course I glossed over the ipact of this projection on one's own present state of being, one can obtain certain kinds of positive or negative energies based on how he associates with the image and whether or not he chooses to use those energies for what they should be used for, and not abuse them or let them abuse him. Very cool piece, nicely done. Thanks for making me think :-)

The resonating power of a photograph, made all the more powerful by its instantaneous reviewing thanks to cyber-technology. I like this a lot, and love the title, both titles infact; maybe put them together as: JPEG (The Cosmic Horror of Digital Photography). Adds to favorites.

OMG, this is wonderful. Your muse needs to WAKE UP more often!!! I've missed your mastery.

Congratulations on POTD! I need to read more of your poetry, since I like this one. The emotions in it scratch the surface of forgetfulness, but wanting to remember all the same.
~Chelle~

Congratulations on POTD. Thanks for the pleasure I experienced reading such an excellent poem.

Lovely, just simply lovely. No wonder it was a POTD