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What a terrific, neat photo essay! Thanks for sharing this!
Thanks you for the Thanksgiving greetings, Cheryl! I'm having ham today, since turkey never was one of my favorites! Just one guest, but that's okay - it'll be nice.
Well seen! The inclusion of the nice sky seems to emphasize the ruins, which you took from a really nice angle.
The dust gives this a subtle, pleasing look.
This is an absolutely incredible shot! 5.
Nice shot - that tree is absolutely lovely!
Almost blinding!
Nice capture, T.R. I love that beautiful old stone!
Well, ya gotta start somewhere! This is a promising beginning.
Absolutely terrific use of selective color; very good composition. Love this shot!
Looks as if this one has his winter stash inside himself. LOVE Deb's comment!
Terrific action shot, Linda! I love that tail!
Nice shot. These birds are so beautiful!
Nicely composed - what a lucky capture!
Amazing shot! It's nice to see a hummer in a natural environment, and it looks wonderful!
Magnificent view - you are sooooo blessed!
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- At 1:33pm on November 23, 2009,
sjasis said… - Hi Joyce, thanks for your comments, as always. In "Off the Bike Path" those bikes belong to my DH and me. Thanks for the "young couple" reference - that is greatly appreciated! LOL! But we didn't make the carving!
- At 7:03pm on November 19, 2009,
sjasis said…
- Thanks for your supportive comments as always!
As for the shot of me "On the Rocks" that shot isn't a crop, but the way the my hubby took it, so there's not much more I can do with it. But here is another shot he also took, that gives a tad more of the view that I am looking at - I think there was a shoal out there, but none of the shots he took included that part of the view. This may even be a better shot than the other one - I just hadn't gotten to editing this one until now:
- At 9:06am on November 14, 2009,
Cheryl Parmar said…
- Hi Joyce..the place is called Erddig Hall its about a 5 minute drive from my house....it used to be the ancestral home of the Yorke family who were big landowners in the town a couple of centuries ago....I can remember when I was a child the last surviving lord used to ride into the town on an old pennyfarthing bicycle wearing tweed breeches and a deerstalker hat!!! the hall is owned by the National Trust now and is open to the public in the summer Google it and the Yorke family of Wrexham....if you would like to find out a bit more...cheers for your comments and interest
- At 8:05pm on November 10, 2009,
thomas ray gordon said… - there goes the neighborhood...soon, after landing their craft, the WFN1000, they were all captured and used as forced labor on the X-Files television program, until the show was later canceled. after that they took their small earnings and hitch-hiked to lancaster, OH. where they were to live happily to this day near there new found friend, joyce. (you asked : D ) thanks for stopping by. WFN..
- At 11:20am on November 6, 2009,
thomas ray gordon said…
- closed trail..i didn't think you guys were that sneakie..LOL : D
- At 9:31am on November 2, 2009,
DebinSC said… - Thanks for the comment on my Mourning Dove. We are just now seeing the first Chipping Sparrows, which are generally our harbinger of first frost coming. We rarely see juncos, and I dearly love those little things.
I'll see if I can get a nice C. Wren pic for ya.
- At 12:41pm on October 28, 2009,
Frank Higgs said… - Hi Joyce, Thanks so much for your comments on my shots , as always much appreciated. The flower is Anemone x hybrida ' Honorine Jobert ',it will probably flower away here for another couple of weeks, if the weathers kind.
- At 10:49pm on October 27, 2009,
virgil gabriel said…
- Thanks, Joyce, for your comments on "Early Morning Banana." Yes! It's the subtle glistening and the wonderful morning window light that I really wanted "preserved" in the still life photo. To be honest, I'm finding still life a bit challenging (meaning, I'm discarding more photos than I normally do)... Perhaps, I'm not a natural still Life photographer.
Virgil :-)
- At 4:01am on October 26, 2009,
- Thank you, Joyce, for your comments on "Ornate Lamp Shade Vase". It has been a tedious post-process (5 different exposures "fusion/blending" in Photomatix HDR; skipped tone mapping as I was really getting abysmal results) to get the "just perfect" exposures of highlights and dark areas. I've spent so much time just for this photo! FYI, this was all from a single window light source (no artificial light/no flash) with a lot of dodging in the background! No cropping.
Is still-life photography really this hard?
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So pleased that you could open it and glad you liked the pics. Putting a story to it was the hard part.
Esk, this is just wonderful! What an amazing collection of photos.
Just a few images that I put together into a short type of story, having trouble with the last link but try clicking this one, Sport in Nature
Very interesting, haven't seen frost in a long time.
Your son looks very hip indeed! Looks like it was cold!
Palm Springs is a nice town to walk. I like all the sidewalk restaurants with the heaters so you can eat out, even in winter.
LOL, he is pretty cute. He seemed to be happy to see the sun - almost as happy as I was.
Aww, thanks, TRG!
the colors are great....just as is your shot.... 5 from me,too
wow, fungi, wonderful details and color. excellent shot
Thanks so much Cheryl! We're invited to DH's family, so I don't have to cook, which makes it a true holiday for me!
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