Paul Hinndes 27/07/2005 20:50

Hi
No, acually I'm not a new member of fotocommunity, It's me Paulina.
But my old membership went wrong so I had to get a new one :-S

Danny W. Wilson 26/07/2005 22:34

Thanks for your comments on my work. :)

Anastasiya Ivanova 26/07/2005 18:14

Hello John:
Thanks very much for your comments!
I am curious that you are a botanist? you know very well about plants especially about ornamental flowers!
best regards
Anastasia

Paul Dollar 26/07/2005 14:18

Thanks John,

I Appreciate the comment and also enjoyed your photos. How's the weather down there??

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Peter Iden 26/07/2005 13:55

Thanks for your comment, John. I use a Sony Mavica 500, which I have owned for about 2 years. But it has
limitations as far as tele- or macro-shots are concerned. So today I am picking up a Sony DSFC828,
which I have decided will probably do an excellent job
on tele and macro. And because we (like you) have lots
of sunshine here, the viewfinder will be very handy, as
will the capability for low level shots. Am I right in my
assessment of the DCFS828 or does it have some
weaknesses that I have not heard about? Regards, Peter.

Anthony Harris 24/07/2005 23:01

HI
Yes you are right. Karen Thomas is my little sister. My Farther is also in Fotocommunity.
Karen told me you are sending her some pictures of Tigers, that’s very nice of you. Thanks for your nice comments. I hope you like this photo.

Ps. it might be a bit confusing because a lot of my photos are on the German side. See I live in Germany where as my Family are all living in Wales.
All the Best
Anthony

Sharen Walls 23/07/2005 15:40

Thanks John for your kind words. My son absolutely loves looking at your photos.

Karen Thomas 23/07/2005 12:40

Thank you for your comment and I would love some photos of the tigers if possible.

Just my pix 22/07/2005 9:06

Hi John,
thx for your remark to my pic

I´m not really sure if I want to meet those guys whilst diving.
But sharks are fascinating creatures anyway, Australia and South Africa are well known locations for watching them.
Greetz from Germany
Frank

Karen Thomas 20/07/2005 21:23

thanks for the comments on my owl.
Greetings, Karen.

Kurt B. 20/07/2005 16:10

Hello John,

a big thank you for your remarks to my pictures. I´am very proud to get such nice and friendly response from Australia.
Yesterday I started a tour throuh your big fotohome in the fc.
So many nice pictures from nature and wildlife. Animals I´ve never seen. Absolute great and fantastic.

I like your way to take this pictures.
Next days i will give you some remarks from me to your photos.
Current I´am very busy with my job but you are now on my buddylist and so we stay in contact.

I hope one day I can visit this amazing country Australia.

All the best for you and let´s stay in contact.

Wolfgang from Germany.

- I hope my English is good enough -

Suzan Horne 20/07/2005 2:14

Hello John!

Thank you for vieuxing my photos and taking the time to comment. I am intrigued by the natural beauty in your photographs. I must add, I have story lines swirling around in my head, wanting to play with your images! Thank you.

~Suzan Horne

BerliNico 19/07/2005 7:22

Dear Rudi,
thank you for your words to Rudolf Kasper Foto

Ein Nachmittag im Bergdorf - Warten
Rudolf Kasper

I don`t speak english very well and your words said all :-)

Your pictures of nature are beautiful, australia is a wonderful country!
best regards from Berlin, Germany
Nic.Wilke

John Bennett 18/07/2005 20:21

Hi john. thanks for your comment on "This old house" its amazing what damage can done with photoshop.
Regards.

Visiones de vida. 17/07/2005 4:50

" friendships "

..ever since I was young, I have been deeply moved by the emotional touch of friendship. I speak of friendship, not just of those who we build a bond with, though I do admit, the value of such is priceless, but I speak of those lives that touch us through the journey of our lives, those seemingly complete stranger that we share a brief and thin moment of time,..but yet by some inner connections,...if time was to stop, we more then likely would form a special bond with them...I speak of the man at the gas station, or that women at the store we stopped during one of those unmemorable " roadtrips ",...I speak of those individuals we casually but in some cosmic way our lives have been changed and touched at that point in time by thier kind words or gesture,.........

In my mind I alway envision hands so delicate going through time and space in a moment they touch,...making a emotional connection we never forget,....leaving a trace in our souls that only enrich our lives forever,....

to all those who have enriched my life through inspiration through photography,...I dedicate this thought to you,

rAul.

John,..you are one those kindred spirits,...

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