i like that signature..but its kinda clich'e(i cant spell that naturally) i think that a better way to say it would be " you never know the beuty of colour untill its faded" or somthing like that
Actually roses do a lot of other things than mentioned in your sig......I, for instance, am Rose, and I do a lot of things. ; ) jk(just kidding) not about the name though ; )
Hi, Aaron! Many thanks for your kind remarks on "Golden Ambers", and for pointing out the major reason I create images like that -- enjoyment. That is precisely why I work on them once in a while, stretching the envelope a bit, trying to make something visually and emotionally pleasing.
About " Eight in the right corner"
My intention was more to catch the risky moment about hitting the eight ball..
Too light and warm tune should give this image a more family aspected approach and that wasnt my intention..Thanks anyhow for your comments..Aways nice to hear other peoples opinion. / Tommy
Hi! About " Eight in the corner"..
You know art is just what you want to communicate and i guess in a way i didnt really succed to express that feeling on this picture..Therefore it is so nice to get this kind of feedback that you give to me..Makes me look to what more i could have done to communicate that feeling..That is a real help for me and i thank you for your honest opinion.../ Tommy
Thank you for the feedback you left on first very much appreciated. Using my new cam is a hard enough task on it own but the I find your feedback really helpful many thanks
You learn to see by practice. It's just like playing tennis, you get better the more you play. The more you look around at things, the more you see. The more you photograph, the more you realize what can be photographed and what can't be photographed. You just have to keep doing it. -Eliot Porter
Thanks for the comments on "What Bananas are the Opposite Of..." Your reaction was kind of the same as mine. "Hey, this actually turned out well!" I love snapping photos of random things and then sifting through them at the end of the day. It's kind of like treasure hunting =)
Hey Aaron, thanks for the comment on (Lost Lake). It is certainly a rare sight for me. Almost nothing in Florida remains untouched... I'm glad you liked the picture!
Thank's Aaron for your wonderful comment on "Tonight's Glorious Sunset" I'm glad you could enjoy it :) I love your perspective on it. The good/evil view is really clever and I hadn't looked at it like that until you mentioned it. When the sun finally poked out under the clouds it was like a warm feeling. Thank you again :)
Thanks Aaron, for the very nice words to; 'Horse Statue' , Really appreciate your support to my work again. I'm glad you liked it. And I think I have to agree about the shadows. Thanks again, my Friend!
Thanks for the great input on "Hyperbolic Treasure". It is always helpful to get other's thoughts on works I've done. Now I will have to look at your gallery :)
Hi Aaron. Thanks for your comments on "Where All Roads Led". Rome was the very first place that I visited when I went overseas....it is trully awe inspiring! Sure hope that you get a chance to visit it someday. M
Thanks Aaron, I am glad you liked the unstriped version of "The Landing". I suppose the stripes do draw attention, but from what? Which one people prefer varies on the person. :-) Thanks again!
thanks for feedbkac on my bridge shot. it looked better before i cropped it. maybe i should have left it like it was but then there's not much picture between all the border
Hey Aaron, thanks for your kind words on "Gloomy Pier". I really appreciate it. Yes, a cloudy, foggy morning always seems to carry a certain surrealistic mood about it. Hopefully I'll be able to come across more images like it in the future. once again, thank you for your comments. :)
thankyou for your comment on "Alone at the End of the World"!! im glad you liked it, and your right it would be more dramatic if a ball of energy was coming right down on him, but its a bit too late to change it now lol, but good idea!
Hey Aaron :D
Thanks for commenting on *PrettyFae*...really pleased you liked it ^_^
I also thing the colours look quite good...glad we share the same views :]
Best wishes
Thanks for checking out "The Third Kind"...I appreciate the suggestions. And...I wasn't trying to imply that it was the spaceship necessarily, but it just looked like an alien life form or something alien-like.
Thanks for the comments on my post "Rain Catcher" I thought the neatest thing about that image was the way the water beaded up. I am glad you saw that too.
Hello Aaron, Thank you so much for what you wrote about "Peony Perfect". I think this flower was my fav of the about 100 I took that day. Thanks again for the positive feedback, Dianna
hey, thanks for your nice comment on "Harlequin". Makes me happy when the non-fractal people look at my images while the fractal people ignore them. Thanks! :)
Thanks Aaron for the comments on “Want Some” I finally got out with the camera for a couple of hours last week and got some new pictures this being one of them.
I am glad you discovered my "smile trigger" and left me such a nice comment. These cheerful leaves were so appealing I decided to share it with other fall lovers. Glad you found them interesting.
Thank you very much. I thought of turning up the color, by saturating the picture slilghtly using adobe, but then decided against it, and left the photo exactly as I took it.
Thanks for the welcome. It's definately a lot of fun. I really like to take photo's and this definately helps me to take better ones. There are so many great photographers on this site!
The Last PitStop - Thank you for the kind words,Aaron.
Neat Image did a remarkable job, but it can't replace the fading mountain areas. I'm glad I at least have this, till I get out there again.
Aaron, thanks so much for you nice comment on my “Passionate clouds”. I appreciate it a lot! It was funny how I did it, because I painted the clouds in January, and the field in April, at first I was thinking I lost the mood of the painting forever, but it came back. Again, thank you for the support!
Thanks for your observations on "Fishing Village." The boats weren't the focal point or the main subject, they were a couple elements in an interesting scene. Dave (who has actually been to Peggy's Cove) pointed out the waste of space on the gravel in the foreground. Not the best photo for sure, but it was a great scene anyway and I did my best to capture the flavor of a place that seemed like a step out of time. Thanks for stopping in and sharing your thoughts. I appreciate it. anne :-)
Don't tell me it's good, tell me what is good about it. Don't tell me it stinks, tell me what I can do do improve it. Thank you for taking the time to tell me anything at all. Be blessed. anne :-)
Hey Aaron -
Appreciate you stopping by Stairway to Heaven .yeah, full screen it is a little thought provoking. pleased you commented on it. ...Regards -- Bill
Hi Aron, thanks for your comment on "Skógafoss"! Iceland is really worth a visit. I'm going to post some more images, as soon as I get along with sorting and editing...
The Bible tells us to love our neighbors, and also to love our enemies; probably because generally they are the same people.
G. K. Chesterton
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hey thanks for the comment on 'the dreamer' I was having the best luck with the light from the side, so I figured I'd be different and take it from an angle.
HI, Aaron - thanks for stopping by and commenting on "enchanted" - I'm very glad you enjoyed it. You've a nice gallery going there yourself. I particularly like your b/w study of the bench. Very nice. It's interesting what will catch a persons eye and be deemed "photo-worthy" isn't it?