Hello. Thank you for your kind words on my 'Rainforest' series. Welcome to caedes.net :-)

Your welcome!

Thanks Kirsten for your post on Sea Meets Sky. Not a fan of Terragen/Bryce/Vue etc myself as they are often very generic and ham fisted renderings that appear on here but I was glad to find a location to shoot that put all those programs to shame :-)

Thanks Kirsten for your cryptic and cool comments on "Getting the Bigger Picture" and "Picnic Anyone?". I really appreciate you taking a look at my gallery and I'm glad you liked it.

The aim of every artist is to arrest motion, which is life, by artificial means and hold it fixed so that a hundred years later, when a stranger looks at it, it moves again since it is life. Since man is mortal, the only immortality possible for him is to leave something behind him that is immortal since it will always move. This is the artist’s way of scribbling; “Kilroy was here” on the wall of the final and irrevocable oblivion through which he must someday pass.
William Faulkner

Thanks Kirsten for the nice comment on -Daisies-.Very much appreciated.

Your welcome also! Nice pics deserve nice comments:-) so your both most welcome!

Hi Kirsten! So glad you enjoyed "under the pier". The lighting was difficult, but I did get the shot I wanted.

Thank you for your comment on Niagara Horseshoe Falls Ca. yes I Know to much mist I wish I could remove it to but when the sun is out it makes for nice rainbows...Thanks Kirsten.

Kirsten, welcome to Caedes, it really is a wonderful international community here. Thanks for your comments on my Rippled Dune photo. Your ambition to slide down a dune is quite in order...people use the steeper dunes for exactly such fun...even a few folks on snowboards. Most of the sand is very fine in texture and some of the dunes are remarkably steep, and several hunderd feet high! Mike

Thanks Kirsten for the post on MAC OSX Evolution. Nice to hear from you again.

cheers - Phil

Thank you for your comments on "Color Stretch". That photo is actually edited, so it was really a bit brighter.

Kristen,
Thank you so very much for visiting my, Pawnee Buttes, the western end of the, Great Plains . I am flattered by your comment. But WOW! your road trip is just a beautiful image. I have always dreamed of visiting your country. I would like to spend a year on the South Island just doing my photo work.
fotobob

your most welcome! i hope you do get to visit NZ. its a wonderful place for nature pics.

Thank you, Kirsten for your comment on 'Sunset With Boat". Thanks for taking the time. much appreciated.
Melanie

Thanks for the comment on Just Smile.

Hello Kirsten, Many thanks for your comments about “Admiring The Sunrise” they are much appreciated.

Hi Kirsten,

Thanks for the comments on the Sand Dune at Sossusvlei. The Namib desert is indeed a magical place - full of life and amazing colors.

Thanks Kirsten. Glad you like the waves. Water features a lot in my photographs.

Steb

Kirsten - thanks for the post on Great Wave. Dont know what the translation of the type is but its from one of Hokusai's other paintings and includes his signature.

Hello Kirsten, nice to hear from you.
It's funny, your comment to the beach. I have been to New Zealand in '95 with, at that time my girl friend (now my wife) and my sister and her friend. He was born in NZ and we did a youth hostel and b&b tour then. We also visited his family and stayed for 4 weeks. We saw both Islands and we were amazed by all the natural beauty. We have seen quite our share of the world, but we still value our time in NZ the most. And now you want to go to our beach... Well, I promise you this, you can stay with our family all summer through, if we can stay with you during our winter! There is just one condition, you will be required to baby sit my kids, (2 and 5 ages). Well ?????

Ummmmm....let me think about that one hehe.

Hi Kirsten. Tks for your comments on Cat's Eye Reworked!
June

Thank you Kirsten for the comment on "Back to Future":-)

Thank You Kirsten for your lovely comments on "Washington Shoreline". I'm pleased you liked it.

A human being is part of a whole, called by us the Universe, a part limited in time and space. He experiences himself, his thoughts and feelings, as something separated from the rest--a kind of optical delusion of his consciousness. This delusion is a kind of prison for us, restricting us to our personal desires and to affection for a few persons nearest us. Our task must be to free ourselves from this prison by widening our circles of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty.
Albert Einstein

Hoi Kirsten,

Thanks for the nice comments on "So Blue (Female) Polyommatus Icarus".
much appreciated.
Gr. Eric

hay Im a kiwi to u must love the ocean being a new zealander .This photo was taken in ozzy at a spot called spookyz the rider surfs realy realy good so it wasnt to hard to get a shot anyways thanks for your response kirsten ;)

Yes love the ocean its magnificent...we have some pretty beautiful beaches down here too...

Hello Kirsten,
Thank you for your comments about “Gap Creek Falls”. No need to apologise for the double posting, when your saying nice things like that you can leave as many as you want :-) I agree about the tree, it would take a chainsaw and some serious climbing gear to get rid of it so it stays. Thanks again. Your comments are much appreciated.

Hi Kirsten, thanks for liking "Common Blue2". :D

Hi Kirsten, wellcome to my gallery and thanks for your comments on« the sun is setting».
very much appreciate.

glad u share my comments on Purity

Thanks Kirsten. Glad you like it. Happy New Year

Steb

Greetings Kirsten. . thanks for liking my "A Hand in Space". . I guess its a case of sometimes looking an ones captures from a different vantage point. All the best

Amida

heyheyhey
thanks a bunch for comment on shoes
glad you like!

:D

Thank you Kirsten for commenting on "Formation"

Airika