Great gallery you've got forming here, eager to see more to come.

I love you :)

I agree with noob, beautiful pages, come on for other..

Hi Gabi, thank you for your very nice comment left on "Dewdrop Rose"; I'm glad you liked it and appreciate that you took the time to look. :-)

Hello Gabi, thank you for the lovely comments about "Lake St Claire." I appreciate them.

Thanks Tieneke for your comments on Lilacs. I need to change the size of the pics though, so will re-enter tomorrow the larger size if you want to go back for wallpaper, lol.
JuneBug

hi tieneke , thanks for enjoying my « gardenia » image , i am glad you liked it. about you question , i dont know , because i have never taken the time to observe the reaction of the flower towards the sun , but one thing is sure the sun was shining. or maybe it is just special.hopefully....thanks for taking the time to view my image and hope to hear from you again.:-)

Thanks you for commenting on Filigree. You are right in your comment. I remember doing those when I was having art classes. Thanks again.

thanx 4 yor comment on Time, im glad u liked it :)

Thanx Tieneke for your comment on "Alpine forest". I means a lot to me

Tieneke thank you for the comment on (My First Sunrise). It was still very dark out when this picture was taken, which is why it needed a 4 second exposure to bring it to life. If you take a 4 second exposure in daylight yo will basically end up with a bright white image and no detail. When shooting directly into the sun an exposure is usually in the (very rough) neighborhood of 1/500 sec, depending on how bright the sun is at the time. As the sun gets very low the exposure can be lengthened a little. When the sun has set and you are only shooting the color left in the sky your exposure may be best at a second or two (vice-versa for a sunrise). If your camera has a decent auto mode you can get used to this by taking pictures into the sun at different stages of a sunset and let it auto-set the exposure, but make note of what it is using so you will have an idea when you want to control it manually. You should eventually become comfortable with matching the amount of light around you with a relatively appropriate exposure length for the conditions. Hope that's somewhat helpful, thanks again for the nice comment :)

Hi Tieneke. Thanks for your comments on "Dusk at St. Peter's". I also like to catch history in a picture - and the feel of a place. Glad that you liked it. Regards. Miriam

Thank you for the comment on (24 Inches) Tieneke. I'm glad you liked it, sometimes accidents make the best pictures :)

That you. Tieneke for the complement on "The Reason for Setting out on a Journey". They are much appreciated.

Thank you for your comment on "Menir (Neolithic Era 4th and 3rd millenims before Christ)".

Tks Tieneke for your support on When The Sun Goes Down. Appreciated feedback re: clarity of photo.
JuneBug

So glad you liked, A Warmhearted Feeling and thank you very much for your comment. Jacked.

thanks for the comment on 'Begerk!!', i don't actually know what kind of chicken she is but there is definetely some Rhode Island red in her because her mother was one i think.

thanks for your comments on my image ( same way ) . I am really grateful .

Thnx Tieneke, for u're awesome comment to: 'No one knows what it's like to be a hero 2' , really appreciate that.
Are you from the Netherlands if I may ask?
( In considiring to your name)

Thank you for the nice comment on (Upper Kent Falls), Tieneke. I would love to get into those caves and have a view from behind the falls as well, but I don't think there's any way to get over to them without being a rock climber, which I'm not :). Glad you enjoyed the picture~

About your comment on stars and stripes, i had just posted it, so i still had to set up the link. I now have so i believe that it

Thanks for the comment on Natural Bouquet O_o

oh yeah, and
I love you!!!
:)

Hello Tieneke. Thanks for your comment on Jerjak Island. :)

Thank you Tieneke. I have highlighted the waves in "Pacific Blue". Still an awesome show to watch:-)

Good day Tieneke, thanks for looking at Shades of beautiful, so glad your found it to your liking . Thanks so much for your nice comment. Dwight.

Thanks for taking the time to view and comment on The Calming...

Tks Tieneke for your comments on For Signpainter. So glad you like it. Very nice looking wild flower isn't it?
JuneBug

Thank you for your comment on "Chagrin Falls 2" I'm glad you like it, and I agree the 2nd view is better :)

Big hello from Deep Gap back to Boone :)..very nice gallery. Especially like the pic of Price Park...been there quite a few times, it's a beautiful place.

Happy Birthday Tieneke:-)

Thank you for commenting on "dawn" I really looked out with this shot beacuse only minutes later the clouds enveloped the sun and rays thanks again

Thanks Tieneke for your comment on my wagon wheel... it was very rusty... i had someone look at it and they said its around 90 year old... ive cleaned it and put a coat of paint on it... take care .. ... Jacqueline

Thanks for comment "Lis"

Thank you for your kind words on "sprung a leak" much appreciated

Thanks for your comment on check me out..........Robin

Thanks for your comment on my 'Gate' picture. :)

Thank you for your kind comment on my picture "Forest"

Thanks for your comment on "Rose" -- I agree, the rose seems sharper with the blurred background.

Hi Gabi, thank you for the comment on (Sunset Grass). I was wondering if anybody else would spot that little grasshopper :). Glad you enjoyed the picture~

Thanks for your insight on "Flowers for you." I think I will try out different background colors. Thanks for taking a look at my stuff. ~Cassie

Tieneke - thanks for your post on 'Boats' - I think you're right, panorama shots never really work on a desktop format - thanks for your comments anyway

Thanks for the advice on my self-port Tieneke! Really helps lol, i'll just have to take another one I spose. Thanks again!

Hi Tieneke, thanks for the encouraging words on "A Tree!" - glad you like it :)

Glad you liked "Ebb Tide".I appreciate your comments.

Thanks for your comments on ..The Corn Field..glad that you liked it..

I'm glad you liked Duck, thanks for your comments.

Hey Tieneke, wellcome to my gallery and thanks for your comments on «S=1/10000».
Very much appreviate.
César

Thanks for taking the time to comment on "Two Caterpillars." Much appreciated!

Hey Tieneke! Thanks for commenting on Tiny Blossom. I really appreciate the feedback and suggestions.

Thanks Tieneke for the comments on "Mossrooms".Glad you liked it.

Thanks for commenting on "Looking Up" I appreciate your suggestions!

Thanks for the comment to "Fallen from the sky".

You have one impressive gallery here, btw =)

Thanks Tieneke for your comment on The Alley...I very much appreciate it. It's a little different than my usual posts so I'm glad you liked it.

Hi Tieneke, Thanks for taking a peek at "Juicy Fruit"..it does look yummy..thanks again.

Terry

Hi Tieneke. Thanks for visiting Wash Away My Sins and leaving such a nice comment. The wires iin the bottom of the photo were actually a bench which I thought would look nice in the shot. Guess I missed out on that one.

hi

thank you for your comment on icy leaf...the focus..well it was difficult...due to the weather etc..to get this macro....but thank you a lot..for your thought...huggg

Thanks, Tieneke, for taking a look at "an icy day". I really appreciate you comments. In this shot, if I tried to get the cattails and just the barn, I would have got mighty wet. There's a river that winds through just on the other edge of the cattails.

And still keeping it simple

Ta very much

Red!

hey thanx for the comment and advice on my weeds pic. i didnt even remember the date until i submited it.... i was kinda mad lol but yea thanx for the response!