Not many people know how to capture the glory of a beautiful sunrise and sunset. Wonderful job. I'm very impressed. I think you have the best sunrise and sunset pics on this site, and I've seen several :)
haha Joe..your comment on primordial pool as made me afrid of that place...purhaps i should have the police check it out..because a perfect retangular hole in the middle of the woods is suspecatous as hell.
moment of silence please for those who never get the chance
they show up to the party but they're never asked to dance
the losers the liars the bastards the thieves
the cynicists, the pessimists and those that don't believe in nothing
-streetlight manifesto
Thanks so much for your comments on (Days Go By...). I'm looking forward to seeing some more time-lapse stuff and very glad that I could spark the idea!
Thank you for the commentary in " Holy Week "
I do not speak Englishman but using a translator I hope that you understand(include) my explanation
Regards
Thank you for the commentary in " Holy Week "
I understand it of the hooded ones but really it(he,she) does not have anything to see....
It is a tradition that lasts in the whole Spain and is totally religious.
The hoods are for that some of them are penitents and in certain cities they make sacrifices go for example as(like) barefooted during the procession with chains tied in the feet (I suppose that you sides I surprise but here though every time they are less continues being kept to be capped)
Thanks and Regards
Thank you for your comment on (The Space Between). And yes, Dave Matthews is one of my favorites. I meant to add a shout out in the image description, I have since fixed that :).
Thanks for your post - glad you liked 'Sunrise at seapoint' - you seem like a sky person from your gallery - I'll dig out a few more sky shots I took recently and upload them - cheers!
Thanks for the comment on portrait of a photographer. You caught the idea exactly right. I was trying to portray the photographer and the image that the photographer was capture, its why I needed a wide view
Thanks Joe, for the good compliment and the hints to the picture; 'The 4 Seasons' really appreciated and I'm glad you like it... there is already an edit on that pic.. maybe you think that's more beautifull? check out the gallery. Thanks again.
Thanks for the welcome....and the comments...N Hills here...Love just foolin'around with the digi camera...It is a great escape from the day to day ya know(pittsburghesse)
Thunder Snow
Thank you for your comment on my "darkness falls" picture, I really thought that was a good shot because of the detail and then the blackness, nature is so beautiful.
Hello Joe. Thanks for your constructive critic on 'An alpine village'. It was taken with a 200 mm lens and I must edit it a little to have a good view of the village. Thanks again :-)
Joe
I am really behind with my correspondence so I apologize for the delay about your comments for my Horses in the Morning Fog image. I just wanted to let you know that I welcomed your input. Thank you for the nice words..
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Photography is not a trade - it is an art. It is more that an art.
It is a solar phenomenon,
where the artist collaborates with the sun.
deLamartine 1855
"What other reason could there be to get up in the morning except to set ourselves free."
If my comment on your work ever seems to criticise, it does not. It is always so that we may learn together.
I am terrebly sorry for taking so long. But, if you still are interested, This my "sticks" shot was taken in Beleize. I went there with a group to help with some wreckage that had recently effected a water supply! Thanks for you good comments
Hi Joe,
Thanks for commenting on my "After the Stom" image.
You asked how this was stitched, well, with a lot of time and effort :). The original shots were taken with the only lens I had available at the time- a super wide Sigma 12mm. So, of course there was heavy distortion. This left only one viable option open to me, manual stitching in PS. So mainly a lot of clone stamp, and healing brush. CS is nearly vital for something like this. If you want, I can send you the original pic, with the images put together, before the actual stitching.
"We cannot choose our genes, nor for the first few years our social and material environment, thus putting us on a path absent of our own freewill. Is this fate?
Hey man thanks 4 stopping by to check out MindBender um to answer your question no it was not a photo I started off in Bryce 5.5 and then took it to adobe photo shop cs and finnally finnished it off with Paint shop pro 9. Some day they will maybe come out with a program that can do all...
Thanks for your comment regarding "zihua sunset"... Yep, Zihuatanejo was featured in "Shawshank Redemption". When I got there I was expecting a lazy fishing village like the one portrayed in the movie (ie 50 years ago)... However, it's now a city of about 190 thousand. Great place all the same.
Lol, you posted a comment on my profile " Your post to the discussion board? Girlfriend to a wonderful man?? You're 13 for crying out loud!" Well it's 6 years later and I am still with that wonderful man :)