Tks again Katie for commenting on Momma Robin. She was quite irritated with me climbing up to get the pics of the babies. Couldn't have been better timing either, they were gone from the nest by morning, lol.
JuneBug
Hi, Katie - Thanks for your great compliment on "Game piece Close Up".
I use a free program called Moray to model the image then I render it in Povray. These are on the net and can safely be downloaded from the official site :
Moray http://www.stmuc.com/moray/
POVray http://www.povray.org/
Hi Katie.... thanks for stopping by & commenting on "A Hungry Egret". I sure had fun with his "photo shoot". It was a riot! He/she was quite the character! Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Katie, thanks for the comment on (More Than Meets the Eye). It is better you should not be able to make out the words than should your eyes never untwist :). I'm glad you were able to see the spider, that's more than many people can manage with this type of image. I appreciate the nice feedback~
"The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts." Bertrand Russell
"The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts." Bertrand Russell
Hello again, Katie. The car in the "Honeycomb & Pipes" was a Lamborghini Murcielago. Like the rest of the car pictures I previously posted, it is Italian, and super expensive. A friend and I are going to go to a dealership and take some pictures of some cars I really love, and also they are more moderately priced. I tend to like German cars more than any other type, and that could be because of their engineering, common mid-engine models, and their subtle and sleek styled bodywork upgrades, which is quite different from the more well known Japanese style found on many import tuners. To anser your question, yes, I like cars. :-)
Thank-you for your comments on "Martian Buggy" - I was aiming for a realistic look. When I learnt how to use this program the title was "3D modelling and Photorealism". Much appreciated.
There are many paths to the top of the mountain, but the view is always the same.
Chinese Proverb........I think you'll really like Chinese Lion. roar.
Thanks for the comment. As for it being a Grey Jay, I have never heard of one, but that doesn't mean anything. :-) No, it wasn't stuffed, just high altitude. Thanks again!
Happy holidays to you and your family Katie. I hope you have a fun New Year;-) Hehe, and thank you for the nice comment on "Jurassic Times". Just click your heels together;-)
Thanks for your feedback on 'Return to Base M 5739-X' - glad you liked my warp speed ships - fully intentional. Got the bug to do a scene like this again! Cheers and Happy Christmas.
Hi Katie, lol.
It was a baby robin!
Tks for your sweet comments on Fine Feathered Friend.
He let me take as many pictures as I wanted. He had just flewn from his nest too, no fear in him yet. I could have touched him I was so close, but I did not want to frighten him. It was such a wonderful experience.
JuneBug
Katie, thanks for your comment On A Clear Day. Tonight was have about 10 inches of snow and it is still coming down. I'm ready for a trip to the desert!
Hi Katie... thanks for your comment on Big Chief... im very glad you liked it... it took quite awhile to get it like that.. :D but it was definately worth it...
Glad you liked my 'pumpkin guardian" chicken. That was taken at one of my favorite garden shops. There's always a dozen or so chickens that have free run of the place.
Thanks, Katie -- glad you liked "Crazy Egg Slicer". Yes, I PSed it with a little free-hand distortion filter work. Or, maybe I had one too many beers?
And while I'm thinking of her, where's Carol Channing? She was my favorite for a laugh. If she's clucked on to that great henhouse in the sky, don't you have her daughter or something? Like to see a pic.
Hello Katie! I want to thank you for your nice comments on my White Owl photo. I'm very glad that you liked it enough to take the time to vote and send me a comment. Sometimes these images just pop into my brain.
Russ
Hi again Katie. Thankyou for taking time to look and comment on Lotus II: Dawn Chorus.
By the way, did you know that in Australia we have a rugby league team called the Sydney City Roosters? Just thought this might please you!
And thankyou for looking at Mosaic heart. You should plan to travel around when you are older - I backpacked across east and west europe at 23, it was amazing. I went well prepared, etc, and it was great. Maybe then you will see Oz!
Hi Katie,
Thank you for visiting my Arizona Sunset. You are so correct Arizona has some wonderful sunsets, By the way, I checked out your web site, You are the only other person that I know of that has a love affair with chickens, My son (now 43) had chickens when he was your age . I remember loking all over the state for a Rhode Island Red that he wanted for a Birthday present, we found one and made him very happy. Goood luck with your cluckers.
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
Hi Katie thank you for your continued support of my postings as always I am really pleased you like them and thank you for the feedback you left on sprung a leak
Thanks for the comment on Snake. That is a problem I have with the image, but I can't really work with it any more, so that is why I opened it up for other members to tweak to improve it.
Thanks for the comment on "Dusk". I kinda made a series on those images, so if you liekd that one, I reccommend the others as well. "Mars" immediately sticks out to most people (myself included), but only for the reddish landscape. Mars has no water, no clouds (unless I am mistaken), has a very differen't atmosphere (or lack of one), and certainly doesn't have mists. I could try to make it liek Mars, but where si the fun in that? The purpose of the series was to experiment with atmospheric haze and color drop off by lowering them to unheard-of depths, and I think the creativity paid off. They certainly need mroe practice, but they are a working progress. Take a look at a few fullscreen and tell me what you think. Thanks again! :-)
Also, thanks for your thoughts on "Negotiation 3". Interesting perspective; I never thought of it that way, but I will while designing the next. Thanksa bunch! :-)
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