Hi Cassie..thanks for stopping by & commenting on ~hanging out to dry~I live about 30 min away from a butterfly conservatory & it is an awesome place to visit. All comment & suggestions are warmly welcomed! :)
hi cassie , thanks for your original point of view regarding my « lovely rose » image. thanks for taking the time to view my work. hope to hear from you again.:-)
But words are things, and a small drop of ink, falling, like dew, upon a thought produces that which makes thousands, perhaps millions think and smile.
Thanks for you nice comments on "Chloe" This cat has never stood for having her photo taken, so I had to sneak one in after she'd been at the catnip! Glad you enjoyed.
Thanks for the look at 'hyppnotic orange' The intensity of the orange in the rose was so hot everything else just looked like noise. Glad you liked the effects I pushed.
Thanks for your comment on Golden Eagles. I would be wondering the same thing as you if the picture were real. I used Vue 4, a 3D program to get that close to them!
Without Love...Without Trust...Without Hope and most importantly....Without Faith There will Be No Peace at Mind. ...†Carpe Diem†…
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Hi Cassie. Thanks for the comment on "The Bringer of Light has COme" and I agree with what you said. Glad you liked it. (Check out my Speaking words down in my sig)
Without Love...Without Trust...Without Hope and most importantly....Without Faith There will Be No Peace at Mind. ...†Carpe Diem†…
My most famous image: Speaking Words of Wisdom
Without Love...Without Trust...Without Hope and most importantly....Without Faith There will Be No Peace at Mind. ...†Carpe Diem†…
My most famous image: Speaking Words of Wisdom
Without Love...Without Trust...Without Hope and most importantly....Without Faith There will Be No Peace at Mind. ...†Carpe Diem†…
My most famous image: Speaking Words of Wisdom
Hi Cassie. Thank you very much for reviewing a couple of my images for me. I appreciated hearing what you had to say about "Gist of Twist Again" and "Chain of Pools".
Hi! About " The blues bubbles".
Well no flash is used on this one and it was my idea to make it a little more "groovy" by making it a little "spacy". Maybe a bad try but im quite satisfied with the response on this one.
Nice to hear some constructive critics though.Thanks a lot!
Thanks Cassie for taking the time to view and comment on my "Otter Creek 2" photo. Otter Creek is on the Skyline Drive in Virginia. That whole area is inspirational.
Russ
Hello and thanks for the looking in on "Fish Shacks". Here In the North east along the coast and in Canada there are a lot of Piers with small buildings built on them for the boats to unload there catch.
Awww..Thanks for your lovely comments on " A silent conversation"
This cementery is very beautiful, thats the same one that Greta Garbo is buried now!
Im glad that you like it! Many thanks.........;-)
Hi again! About " Early morning"..I walked around in this early morning and tried to find places where the light was a little special...this one catched my eyes and im pretty happy with the result....No post edit on it either. Thanks a lot for taking your time and for given me some good detailed impressions about my pictures.Thanks!!
Cassie, thanks so much for your comments on both "Milky Movement" and "Buttermilk Falls". I am so glad that you enjoy both shots of this magnificent waterfall. Thanks again for the kind words!
Hi Cassie,
Thanks for you comments on "St Peters". Rome is absolutely fascinating just for this reason. Strolling down the streets and seeing so much architecture left over from thousands of years......
Thanks Cassie for your open and honest comments on my "High Falls 1" photo. I welcome constructive criticism that will help me improve my images. I try to view the world from a different perspective when creating my photos and I try to study the whole image composition in the view finder before the image is taken.
Russ
hehe i was wondering if someone would mention being constricted to the earth
thanks for viewing and commenting on "dunno what u got till its gone" the animals that are part on the earth are endangered and the ones part off are jumping, the whale and the tapir, i set it so they looked like they were jumping off the earth. the others that are floating around off he earth (the quagga, tasmanian tifer and dodo bird) are already extinct. ie, they already jumped.:P thats my reasoning ne way. glad u liked it
thanks Cassie for the post on Apollo Lift Off - sadly I didnt take this shot - it's from NASA's archive and it isn't the shuttle - it's Apollo 16 - I believe.
Hi Cassie, and thanks for your comment on "Strata". I'm glad you liked the colours and textures - they're what attracted me to the rock, and what I was hoping to capture :-)
Thanks Cassie for commenting on my "Rock City 3" photo. There is a bridge near the edge of the falls and I held the camera over the falls to take this shot.
Russ
Thanks for having a look and commenting on "Three wise men" Cassie. I stumbled on a the basic shapes and then came up with the idea and refined it. I think this is part of the fun, sometimes you don't know what or how something is going to turn out. Glad you liked it. Cheers Al.
Hi Cassie, thanks for the comments on "Of Wolf and Sky" I appreciate it, and if you liked that skyscrape you should take a look at my "Speaking Words of Wisdom" series and the Prolague, if you havent already. Thanks.
-Graceless intrusion...
Are you sanctified in your
judgment of me?
-Someone else's fate
We are deciding
-I can see much clearor now I that I'm blind
-I was told there'd be no one to call on when I feel alone and afraid
-I used to be frightened of dying I used to think death was the end
-John Petrucci ...†Carpe Diem†...
My most famous image: Speaking Words of Wisdom
I just wanted to thankyou for welcomeing me, that was very kind of you. Yes I am new and I like this site very much, you'll see more and mroe from me as time goes by.
Thanks a lot Cassie for your kind comments on " Burning sky"...
Im glad you liked it even though i feel it is a little sticky myself..:-)
Thanks a lot!
Thank you Cassie for viewing and posting the nice comment on my Jarrell 1847 House 2 photo. I'm glad you liked it. While I was trying to take this photo a big grey cat was rubbing against my tripod and shaking the camera.
Russ
"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.
Thanks for your comments on "the sentinel" Any feedback about the vertical framing is appreciated, as I haven't done it before. (The two pics just posted are the first)
Thanks for your comment on "Fall Leaves", I'm glad you liked it. No, I did not render it. Some of the leaves had been out longer so they had faded to white. It makes it look pretty cool, I think. =)
Cassie, I just wanted to thank you for your comment on FIRST IMPRESSION. I really value your extensive input, it helps me so much. Please keep those comments coming, the last one gave me an entirely different outlook on my technique.
Your comment on "Electric mirror" makes me very glad, Cassitha! Thanks! It's a simple picture with simple mirror-technique and simple changes in coulor added with glow - but the result creates an amazing feeling, I think.
Hey Cassie, thanks for your comments on my squirrel photo. I have a great zoom on my camera, but this little guy let me get within five feet of him to take the shot! Glad you liked it.
It was always said of him, that he knew how to keep Christmas well, if any man alive possessed the knowledge. May that be truly said of us, and all of us! And so, as Tiny Tim observed, "God Bless Us, Every One!
--Charles Dickens
Thank you Cassie for viewing my Mystery image and posting a comment. The secret is that it is India ink dropped into a fish tank filled with water with the lighting on the background paper. The image was in B&W and was scanned into Photoshop, rotated 180 degrees, given a sandstone texture and added some color.
Russ
Thank you, Cassie, for commenting on "By the river". I do like the monochrome more than the color one. With color, the image becomes too crowded, and the movement drowns in the mass of shapes. Your understanding is truly appreciated.
Hi Cassie from Minnesota,
Thanks for the great feedback on "Island Roots" If you liked this one you should check out the other shots I have from Granny's Island...........John
Yeah...the blue ice and water on this pic (No 19) makes me think a bit forwards....ithree or four mounths from this day people are swiming around in this lake throwing balls to each other or lying on the beach trying to get a tan....better days are coming, Cassie !
Glad you liked the icicles ! ---- Arne ---
Thanks for the comments on Rhinoceros Floracefus. I liked the rhinos there because they were so untouchable. They seemed too sturdy to be flesh and bone.
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