Instantiating alot many classes (code review: am I doing it right?)

[arbitrageur]

	if(get_images_for_delete($username, $newid, $mysqli) !== FALSE){
	// WE are dealing with images
	$images = get_images_for_delete($username, $newid, $mysqli);
	$sourceBucket = "***********";
	$targetBucket = "***********";
	foreach($images as $image){
	// copy our object
	$aws = new s3;
	$aws = $aws->copyObject($targetBucket, $image, $sourceBucket, $image);
	// delete our object
	$aws_delete = new s3;
	$aws_delete = $aws_delete->deleteObject($image);
	// copy our (thumbnail) object
	$aws2 = new s3;
	$aws2 = $aws2->copyObject($targetBucket, "thumb_".$image, $sourceBucket, "thumb_".$image);
	// delete our (thumbnail) object
	$aws_delete2 = new s3;
	$aws_delete2 = $aws_delete2->deleteObject("thumb_".$image);
	}

Is my code. Do I need to declare so many new s3 classes? All the methods are within the same class. Not sure if this is the correct way to go about it.

[requinix]

Nope, don't need to.