Looking for a taste of fame? Try this: Kodak wants your pictures in their latest commercial, well, sort of.

You may have seen that Kodak advertisement where a tour guide takes wide-eyed children through an exhibit of famous pictures and photos of everyday life displayed on a museum wall. And you may have been one of those many who were, as Marianne Samenko director of Kodak's Worldwide Brand Communications, puts it "moved ...by the emotional pictures and stories in the (original) spot, and how it really captured Kodak's ability to protect and share these images". If you are, then put your own pictures alongside the pictures of Muhammad Ali, Martin Luther King, and Neil Armstrong while taking his first step on the moon as shown in the advertisement. By visiting the Kodak website, you can add up to five of your very own 'Kodak moments' in the original spot and e-mail your own Kodak commercial to your friends. The edited commercial will be viewable for a minimum of 30 days. "We wanted to share the Gallery experience with them, and make it more personal by incorporating their own photos,” explains Samenko.