Nice first post.And welcome on Caedes net.

Thank you for the comment on the photo, and the welcome. Hopefully I get better as time goes on. :>

Tks for your comments and support on my before and after shots. True how before can be ugly and after can be beautiful for sure.
JuneBug

Thanks for your comment on 'Grove'. Welcome to caedes.net

June and Pierre, thank you both. It is nice to see such warm welcomes.

Thanks a lot for your nice comment on My First Cigarette... ;) Wellcome by the way...

Anytime, CemKarahan. It was a brilliant photo, great lighting and everything.

And thank you for the welcome.

Thank you for the comment on (Oh Deer) Ole, and welcome to Caedes.net as well. I don't think the fantasy-like effect I put on the picture necessarily adds to it, but I do think that it covered up what I consider to be a slightly poor quality created by the adverse conditions when I took the photo, without taking anything away. I'm glad you liked it and I appreciate the feedback~

Ah, I see. In that case, I suppose the touch adds a lot--even if it covers up a little. :>

Thank you very much for the welcome. Caedes is a lovely place, and I hope to be here for a while. :>

Ole, thanks for the comment on "Deep Thought". Enjoy your stay here at Caedes:-)

Thanks for your comment on "In Living Color." Welcome to the site!

Hello there Ole, tks for your nice words on Pile of Weeds, lol. True enough though, that even a little pile of weeds can be very appealing to the eye indeed.
JuneBug

Thanks Ole for your comments on Apple Blossom and for giving my image a chance. I really appreciate that.

And for your comments on Appian Way. Glad you enjoyed it.

A thank you and a tip of the hat to all four of you. :>

Thanks for your quick and very welcome comment on "Nymphula". Another dragonfly shot will be up in a moment. Cheers!

Glad you liked "Hello!", Ole - thanks for the comment :-)

Thanks for your comment and support on Wave. Very much appreciated.

Tks Ole for your wonderful comments on Momma Robin. Keep trying to get that shot, lol.
JuneBug

I appreciate the remarks you left on High Above Juneau; yeah, the mountains do give the photo an awesome perspective. By the way, you have a great avatar. Mine's not so interesting, but it gets the job done, I guess. :-)

A thank you to all of you.

Mrmarlow, it's unique from other's around here, and that's all that really matters. I had this one lying around and I like the bright colors, so I decided to use it. :>

thanks for the comment on "perfect bird" and yes, the legs were untouched from the original

Thank you.

Thank you for the nice comment on (rose garden 20).Very much appreciated,Ole.

Hi Ole..thank you for the warm comments on "Where's Mom?". This group was a riot to watch & I agree, my feeder is the site of many comedy shows & other antics. I usually don't have time to grab the camera, but today was the exception. Mom Mockingbird was being very patient with the little ones! Welcome to Caedes.net also!

Thankyou so much for your comments on "Sunny Canopy". I appreciate them greatly!

Thanks for your comment on "Close up", glad you enjoyed it. And for your comment on "Lion". I understand that Male lions do live a life of leisure...

Thank you all.

hi ole , thanks for enjoying my work on « drinking straws » i am glad you liked it so much.
thanks for appreciating my work and hope to hear from you again.:-)

thanks for comment on the dog devil pic........i do agree with you about maybe not having the shadow..........thanks for advice...will try and make a copy without :)

later

Hello Ole. Thanks for the nice comment on Eating Lesson. :)

Thanks Ole for your comment and support on "...to the highest bidder." I whole-heartedly agree with your comment. I think some people have taken this image the wrong way. It actually could represent over-consumption.

Tks for your comments on You'd think it was Christmas!
JuneBug

Ole - thanks for the post on Crusaders Wallpaper

cheers - Phil

Thank you all.

thanks oowenaas for the nice comments on "Just a window on the Nature" !
By the way i like a lot your "The Yough" picture ! very cool

Thanks, Elie. Glad you liked it.

Tks Ole for your comments on Camouflage. I appreciate that you took the time to comment.
JuneBug

Thanl you for the nice comment on (along the canal).Very much appreciated,Ole.

Thanks Ole for your comment on my secret place... Jacqueline

You're welcome, both of you. :>

Thank you for your comment on "Peacefull Creek" I'm glad you like it, I hope to post more pics from this creek that I've taken soon.

Hey Ole, thanks for the comment on (Caedes on the Water). I'm glad you liked it and it's nice to see you taking advantage of our new italic priveledges!

And thanks for the nice comment on (Wading Patiently). It is one of my favorite photos and I love it when others appreciate it :)

Thanks for comment:Les Mallard

Thank you for your comments about "Black Swan" Much appreciated.

You're welcome, all of you. Thank you for taking the time.

Thank you for your comment on "Tractor Wheel" I'm glad you like the idea and picture :)

Hello Ole, thank you for the comment on "Over the Rise":-)

Thank you for your comment on "Clouds"

You're very welcome.

Thanks for the comment on Morning Mist, Ole. :)

Thanks Ole for taking a look at summer's bounty. Glad you liked it.

Hi Ole, thanks for the comment on View of the lake - much appreciated :)

Welcome.

Thanks for commenting " Some Boats" / T

Thx for the comment on King of sea

Thanks Ole for your comment on st. marys... glad u like it... it is on an odd angle because i was trying to avoid the shot with power lines running through it... :) .... J

Hi Ole! Thank you for the great comment on "Son Lake":-)

Thanks for the comment on "Frog Crossing". I am glad that you like it!

Hi Ole; Thanks for looking and commenting on "Rivers of Golden Light". What you are seeing here is very small yellow flowers that bloom for about a week and then the whole plant dies, the environment there is quite inhospitable and they only bloom right after a good rain. The Post Mistress in Mitchell Ore. calls me to let me know when they are blooming and I make a quick 200-mile trip to photograph them. The soil is a reddish clay deposited during a volcanic eruption millions of years ago. There seems to be enough dirt in the gullies to support the flowers but not on the hills themselves. Thanks again for looking I'm grateful.

Thank you for your good effort on Zurich

Thanks again for your comments for "On A Clear Day".

You're all welcome, and thank you, photoimagery, for the explanation. :>

Thanks for your comment on "The Rose of blues"

Thanks for your good comments on "Long Space"

Welcome, and welcome.

thanks for your comment on my reflections of a summers day. I tried that manipulation and I didnt particularly like it, it just looked like a lake photo with motion blur, you couldnt tell it was water. But if you like it, you could do the manip and feel free to submit it :)

I might try that, might not. Thank you for the offer, though. :>

Thanks for the nice comments on "Yellow Head" and I'm really honored to be in your Favorites Gallery so many times.

Ole, Thank you for such nice comments on "Falling Away". I feel honored to be in your favorites gallery so many times. Thanks.

Thanks for your comments on "Loch Ducks" and glad you liked it.The sun reflected off lilly pads in the foreground and I was not going to put it up for that reason but was persuaded to.

Michael, what reason have I to keep you from it when you put up so many of my favorite pictures?

Thank you.

Rob, I have those little errors in all my photos, too. Sometimes they're downplayed enough to be worth sharing, as in your case.

Thank you.

Hello Ole: I'm so glad you liked “Natures' Masterpiece” and thanks for your comments. They really are appreciated.

You're welcome.

Thanks for the nice compliment on "Mallard Lake", Ole.

Very kind of you to leave your comments on " The Autumn is coming"
Im happy you like it! Thanks a lot!

Hi Ole: Thanks for your comments on "Mr. Redwing Waits. I love photographing animals and birds that have a large circle of fear (they run or fly before you get within, up close and personal, photography range). Getting close enough is always magical.

Great thing, isn't it?

Thank you, and you're welcome.

Thank you very much for the nice comment,Ole.

Thanks for the nice comment on -Austria Tyrol Lechtal-Very much appreciated,Ole.

Thanks for commenting on "Fly brook" I am glad that you liked it.

Thanks again for your comments. Yes the thumbnail was a disapointment! lol Oh well. Thanks again!

Hi Ole :) thanks so much for taking the time to comment on "Annabel Lee". I'm so glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you for the comments on "Forests edge"..I am glad you liked it and appreciate the comments.

thank you very much for the comment on "The road not taken", it was very thoughtful.

mmm Thanks Indeed fro "Dawn of the I. " i like both versions....but thanks for favs:)Much apriciated

thanks for the comment on simple pleasure. much apriciated.

thank you for commenting on hello much appreciated gaz...

Anytime, anytime. :>

Thank you Ole for the nice comment on "Seaside Fire". I was sort of wishing the same of that image...I appreciate the fine critique:-)

Hello Ole! Thanks for the nice comments on my Mingus Mill 2 photo. I'm glad that you like it. It was shot at ISO 64, f 8 and about a 1 second exposure.
Russ

Thank you for the comments on "Mirimar".It was once a convent i believe and there are old shrines and such around the grounds with some nice small bridges going over ponds.

Glad you enjoyed my photos of "a beautiful sunny day in winter". I appreciate your comments.

Hi Ole, thanks for your kind comment on "Charles Bridge"

Hi, Ole, thanks for taking a look at Evening Sea and leaving a comment. Much appreciated...Mike

Hey Ole!

Thank you for your comments and compliments on my posting Bracebridge 7. You asked if the background was converted to greyscale. It was not. The entire image was and remains a color shot. You'll need to look closely at the bark on the branches of the near trees/shrubs to see a bit of red. It was an unusual scene, one that I nearly missed driving by...striking enough to cause me to stop, back up and bale out with my camera. The black railway tressel was so striking against the white snow. I fear that I have not captured it in a manner of its deserving but I'm glad you enjoyed it. If you click the link you'll be able to see where (geographically) the shot was taken for general interest. The location was Bracebridge Ontario, Canada. Use the zoom controls on the left of the page to move out to a point that you might otherwise recognize. Where you see the words "Cedar LN" ...that was pretty much the vantage. Enjoy.

Kindly,


Rob

Ole, thank you for your compliments on my photo Bracebridge 8. I do have more in reserves from this photoshoot however ... I think I'll move away from the falls to present some other shots from that day.

Reflection of Pan is a statue of a mythical young Pan running with a fish in his hand. I'm not sure if he has a tail but he does appear to be nude. The statue was weathered and I thought that this angle was more interesting. Thanks Ole for your comments and support. I'm glad that you like it.
Russ