Thanks for your comments on my snapshot of the Colosseum. I found some features of my Twain software that have really made a difference in conversion time and restoration quality. Even so, the process is still labor intensive.
Thanks for dropping by to see Rim Shot. I was blown away by the effect of the polarizer on an already breathtaking sky before I tripped the shutter. It was about 104F when I took this shot, but I got goosebumps. Still do.
"The quality of a person’s life is in direct proportion to their commitment to excellence regardless to their chosen field of endeavor."
Vince Lombardi
"To photograph is to hold one's breath, when all faculties converge to capture fleeting reality. It's at that precise moment that mastering an image becomes a great physical and intellectual joy."
~ Henri Cartier-Bresson
Thank you for commenting on "The Bridge to Both Sides Now" and also for mentioning the title. Many have picked up on the song reference, but I believe you may have also seen the connection of the word bridge in relationship to both the song and to the picture. Happy New Year to you! ~ John
---Your gallery has given me so much happiness! Thank you. My grandfather was Dutch; for my coming of age, he took me on a tour of Holland. These photographs bring back the glorious month long jaunt. Your work speaks straight to my heart---
'Dusa', thanks for this wonderful message. It makes me shy a little bit. As long as people enjoy my images this way, I'll try to go on making and posting this images.
Really thanks for this honour.
Regards, Cornelius
Hi there...gosh it was so nice to see your comment about my work. That means a lot, when someone likes something and says so...thank you ever so very much. Doing things in a "free" way..well, that's what nature's all about...thanx again..verena
Hi again..and once again you made such a most lovely comment on my fog photo..and the comment about the Drama at Sea photo..I love the feelings the waves give to me...the passions of excitement with the movment of the Oceans power..and yes, the salty taste too. It's a wonderful place to be.. I wish I knew a tiny bit more about you. Maybe you wouldn't mind sharing where you live, or your name, or if you are male or female with me? You could send me a PM, it would be more private if you prefer..but if you'd rather not, that's ok too..I just appreciate so much your kind words, I can tell you are a writer, as I am also, If you ever get a chance please visit my website, it's a work in progress, but there are some of my writings there..thanx again..verena
Thanks for your comments on "An English Country Garden". Ken's garden always looks good. I don't know how he does it. I can hardly tell the difference between daffodils and roses!!
Hi Dusa thanks for visiting Harbour Light 2,Took it on my way back to the villa from Peters Restaurant on a nice warm summers evening.....Bliss...Richie.
For the invisible things of Him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, His eternal power and Godhead;... Rom 1:20
" I' ve seen the sunrise in a thousand ways, I' ve seen the wonder of a summer storm, I' ve seen a mountain that touched the sky...... " Chris De Burgh
Hello Dusa....Many thanks for taking the time to have a look at (CORNISH HEDGES)and for your comments,they are very much appreciated...This view is just walking distance from where I live.....Thanks again Dusa....All the best....Mick.
whatup Dusa..
just wanted to say thanks for leaving a comment on "pacific moonrise". the place is probly as close to heaventhat there is on tis earth.
aloha
vlad
Thanks for your comments on "Let's Reflect". It was a beautiful sunny Sunday a couple of weeks ago. My wife was just off-camera throwing bread to the gulls and I was just lucky to get this capture.
---How lovely! What is the tiny little house in the water? Do tell.---
Dusa, thanks a lot for taking the time to comment on my recent posts. Appreciate your supportive comment very much.
In your comment on my Zierikzee (13) image, you had the above question. The answer is that simple. It's a 'mansion' for duckies, lol. Serious now: ducks are using this 'shelter' for brooding purposes. The eggs are protected this way for robbing by, for instance, seagulls. It's a quite common use in Holland to use such houses. Watch for instance this image and you'll see at the left side of the boat a similar house for ducks.
---Stream of Wrath? How fascinating. Is there a stream of water nearby? Or is this a metaphor for something Biblical?---
In your comment on my Middelburg (48), Toorenvliedt image you brought forward the above question. In the past there was indeed a stream of water nearby. But assume (don't know for sure) that it's possible as well that the name stands for something symbolic, for instance a Biblical methaphor.
God's magnificent creation is full of beauty waiting to be captured - when you think you've seen it all, something you've never seen comes up and amazes you.
3-5-7 forever
For the invisible things of Him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, His eternal power and Godhead;... Rom 1:20
God's magnificent creation is full of beauty waiting to be captured - when you think you've seen it all, something you've never seen comes up and amazes you.
3-5-7 forever
Kia ora Dusa. Thank you for your comments on Remarkable Remarkables. Your thoughts are much like mine - the village beneath is very very valuable real estate, but all that material wealth fades into insignificance against the majesty of the mountains.
Thanks for the nice comment at my shot The Will To Hold Back. It is much apprecitated. I think one of the few things I am good at in my shots is composition. Thanks again.
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Thanx so much for the comment on Elephant. So glad you like it. That big one was so peacefully busy grazing when I took that picture.. He was between 8 - 10 meters from us and didn't even seem as he was aware of us.. Such a great feeling to get so close to such a magnificent animal..
Thanks for the comment on "Yum" He's going out today and hopefrull will find more. These are the best of the mushrooms to eat around these parts. sandi ♪ ♫
Hello 'Dusa', thanks for taking the time to comment on my last posts. It's great to receive that kind of support. Highly appreciated by me!
Best regards, Cornelius.
Good Morning! I'd like to thank you for your recent comments on images in my gallery. I haven't been on caedes much lately due to the tornado damage in my area. Please forgive me for the generic message but know I appreciate your support and image contributions. Have a great day.
Russ
Anything that excites me for any reason, I will photograph; not searching for unusual subject matter, but making the commonplace unusual.
Edward Weston
Thanks for the nice comment. The Ohrid Lake is in Macedonia. It's a very old lake, they say even three million years. It's well known about the Ohrid trout.
"Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better" - Albert Einstein -
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'Dusa', although I'm rather busy, think it's time now to say a 'big thank you' to you. Your continuous support is really
G R E A T !! Can hardly express my appreceation for it.
Have a good weekend.
Best regards, Cornelius.
Hello Dusa....Many thanks for your comments on (HILLS OF SCOTLAND)they are very much appreciated....I try to visit Scotland at least once a year.....Thankyou again Dusa......Mick.
The creative act lasts but a brief moment, a lightning instant of give-and-take, just long enough for you to level the camera and to trap the fleeting prey in your little box.
Henri Cartier-Bresson
Thank you very much for your comments on "For Those Beyound". This image was taken in a Hospital Chapel in Birmingham Al. back when my Mom was spening some time there.
Thank You for your comments on "Wexford Castle". I took the photo 14 years ago, using an old Panasonic point and shoot camera while on a tour of Ireland.
Thanks for your comment on my image "The Fence..."! Here are two countries, indeed very different, divided by a simple fence through an area identical on both sides.
Hello Dusa...Thankyou for so much for viewing (BEAUTY MAKES YOU CRY NOT GRIEF)and for your comments,it is very much appreciated....I love the countryside at this time of year,full of colour and so lovely to photograph....Thankyou again....All the best to you Dusa..........................Mick.
Thanks for your comment on Blut Feuer! It's greatly appreciated. I really liked how it turned out. Especially since it's just the result of tinkering for an hour or two with a photograph and Picture it Premium 10.
If you get a chance, take a look at my gallery. Any comments, criticisms, advice, etc. you can offer would be greatly appreciated. Have a great day!
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