Hey Tim, thanks for your comment on Violet Bushel. It most certainly isn't my favorite pic, and thank-you for pointing out some of its many "need of improvement" areas. I'll work on my picture editing skills. :) Thanks again. Ashley

Thanks for your comment on Bryce Tim. Really appreciated!

Ooh and on "Spread the Word".

Hello Tim, thank you for your comment on "A Place For A Walk". I took that shot from the road looking down on the subject. But I like your idea of a helicopter.

Ken

Hey Tim! Thanks for the shout out on "Going out on a Limb"

Many thanks for your comments on "St. Marks Lighthouse"!

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed "Boardwalk" :)

Thank you for your kind comment on "texture 3". I really appreciate it!

thanks for your input :) i appreciate it

Thanks for commenting on "Phrom Thep Sunset 2 - Wide Screen"...twice :)

Your comments are much appreciated and I'm glad you liked the shot.

Cheers,
Shahzeb

Hi Tim, glad you liked back from the land of the orchid enough to fave it, your comment is appreciated. thanks :-) Jan

hey started to view ur gallery u got some very nice work.. what camera are you using... also any touch ups or this is exact what you shot??

Just wanted to say great gallery, man! You've got some great shots starting to fill up. Coming from someone who shoots a lot of waterfalls, I have to say I'm really drawn to your shots that incorporate different shutter speeds...especially your night shots. I'm definitely looking forward to more..I think I'll have to add ya ;)

Thanks for the your kind words....peace and love

Hello, thanks for commenting on Smoky Snow; I appreciate it. :-)

I don't post many photography shots and they tend to be manipulations -- I enjoy that, and I suppose it's a bit of a smoke screen between my personal photos and the rest of the world. In my gallery there's another, coarser shot along the same lines (Trees in Driving Snow) -- have sometimes thought of removing it, but am quite fond of it.

You have some amazing photographs, the detail in Orion's Belt is wonderful. I have a lot of practice to do before I can achieve anything like that. :-)

Thank you very much Tim for the comment on "lonely boat 2" I'm so happy that you loved it. :)

Hey Tim,
Thanks for your comment on "Extinction"
Much appreciated, I will upload the full res version soon.
-Phil

Your gallery is amazing. I hope to visit longer when I get a chance. Brilliant ideas for images and a great inspiration for my own photographs.
Russ

Hey Tim,
Thanks for your comment on "The Horse Head Nebula"
Much appreciated,
-Phil

Thanks Tim, for stopping by on 'A touch of spring' !
Very Much appreciated !
John

Thanx alot my dear friend, for your very kind words on "Happy Valentine 3 "

Ref: Early Morning On A Country Road
You wrote: "you turned an ordinary seen into something extraordinary!" I like that concept. That's what we all should strive for in our photography. I have found that HDR goes a long ways towards acheiving that.
Momma

Your gallery is just breathtaking.
Thanks for sharing all your works.
I especially appreciated the night shots.
I will add you as a friend to receive your new post...

Kia Ora Tim, I really appreciate your kind words on Werribbee Mansion and my post work, especially as they come from someone with such talent as yourself.

Hi Tim, Thank you kindly for your visit and great comment/vote on Pantile . I'm very pleased that you like it and took the time to tell me so! :)

Hey Tim,
Thanks for your comment on "2025"
Much appreciated.
-Phil

Hey Tim..thanks for commenting on "Horses and Sky"...I too was thinking that having the horse on the left third of the shot, instead of the right third, would help the comp because of the way the horse is facing. I've got a bunch more shots, but the sky and positioning of the white horse was just right in this one....thanks, as always for your thoughts!!

Hey, what's up Tim...thanks for commenting on "Gettysburg"...it's interesting, I got a lot of mixed opinions about the orange filter. I agree that it's not realistic, especially the way the color is uniformly graduated like you said, but I'm ok with a sense of unrealistic, because it sort of goes together with the history of the place in a weird kind of way. I'm hoping that when there's more of a cloud cover that this filter will be a bit more realistic, but it's definitely something fun to play around with.

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