Thank you, Paul, for your comments and high compliments on "A Day in a Life in Alaska" (yes, it was taken a month ago August 2009 many months away from Christmas) and "Of Boats, Lines, and Wooden Poles" (this is a parody of the formal definition of what makes a good photo -- Obviously, the anarchic lines, shapes, and forms made an unusual rhythmic pattern that was interesting and pleasant to look at, in my opinion). Again, thank you very much. I hope I did not hurt your eye too much :-)
At 8:55am on September 26, 2009, Frank Higgs said…
Hi Paul, Thanks so much for your comments on my latest offerings - much appreciated, loved the 'mite' .
The low down on my damselfly shot was as follows -
Pentax K10D with Pentax 100mm macros lense
1/125 sec
f/8
ISO 100
thanks for your comments,paul, on harley photos and indian mound
At 11:19am on September 25, 2009, Cheryl Parmar said…
I did the helicopter over Niagara when it was mostly frozen...the cable car wasn't running when I went....not keen on cable car but it was the only way up!! and also down
At 11:16am on September 25, 2009, Cheryl Parmar said…
tugboats of course!!!! look behind the tugboat and see what a beaut the helicopters on.... couldn't get any nearer to shoot but it was a belter!!1....thanks for all your comments I love to receive them...sometimes soh doesn't cross the pond or transmit through print but I think we're getting somewhere near parity
At 9:39am on September 25, 2009, Cheryl Parmar said…
shameless!!! lol
At 5:29am on September 25, 2009, Cheryl Parmar said…
Thats ok paul nothing wrong with being curious....you made me show you an out of focus shot!!! shame on you lollll
Thank you, Paul, for your comments and high ratings on "All-Steel Rivetted Bridge", "Morning Stroll Along the Stream", and "Looking Down the Promenade". I appreciate your compliments -- most helpful, indeed, in knowing what can be improved upon... Thanks again. Virgil :-)
Hi again Paul,
My last name sounds something like "For - co - doe" ...that's the best I can think of. You know, even people "English AND French" here have problems with my name...it's very unusual. In fact it's French from France. My grand-parents came from France in 1907 and I still have relatives over there. Now, I have cousins a little across Canada AND in the US ! My uncle (my dad's brother) married a girl from Madison, ME. and moved there...had 3 kids...who had kids too...so now, Texas is home of another Fourcaudot ! Isn't that amazing ?
Your story about the little boy made me laugh...it's really cute ! Believe me, I would never laught at you because I'd be scared you'd laugh at me right back !! ;o)
By the way, what's the story about your last name and I wonder how "you" pronounce it. To my, I would pronounce it with the French accent...so " Moe lee but for "neux" the French pronounciation as no equivalent to English, I guess you pronounce the "X"..
Thanks Paul to help me with my photos, I really appreciate...Merci beaucoup !!
Thanks for the info Paul....I wish it would "invade" my backyard ! It's lovely..
At 12:25pm on September 24, 2009, Cheryl Parmar said…
no I didn't clone any flames when I say the pit it was above the ground...a round metal structure with a slot cut out at the bottom and also one at the top and I think the staight bit is the edge of the slot.
thank you Paul for the comments, opinion and rating ...
At 10:39am on September 24, 2009, Cheryl Parmar said…
Hi Paul...thanks for all your comments as you know they are much appreciated...the line in the flames must be the edge of the fire pit I think as I hadn't spotted it and I can't think what else it could be....the irony of my title "girly heaven" is I don't really like chocolate!!! lol
Good evening Paul! Thank you very much for your wonderful comments and high compliments/ratings on "Russian Orthodox Church - Juneau AK", "Waterfalls in the Inner Passage - AK", and "Sailing at Dusk - Inner Passage of Alaska". I very much appreciate all of them... Virgil :-)
well,paul,you are correct. i could say i was just checking to see if you were paying attention, but that would be an untruth. however,i did and do know they are pelicans,but for some reason i wrote cranes.either late night or not paying attention to what i was doing.i know excuses are like a**holes,everybody has one
: P. so i will not make anymore excuses. and i thank you for catching the error.also i wonder if anyone else saw it, regarless i am going to change it. thanks again.
This photo of wild crab apples ~ poet food. A beautiful allegory of Ambition - both hopeful and thwarted. While energized by the broad sweeping curves and attempts at fullness and colour, we are humbled by bearing witness to the ultimate results of…
best wishes for a good day Jill!
just fired up my snowblower, and I'm ready for our approaching snow, we've been lucky so far but may get hi this time...then it will ventute over to visit TW, BP and Andy too!
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The low down on my damselfly shot was as follows -
Pentax K10D with Pentax 100mm macros lense
1/125 sec
f/8
ISO 100
My last name sounds something like "For - co - doe" ...that's the best I can think of. You know, even people "English AND French" here have problems with my name...it's very unusual. In fact it's French from France. My grand-parents came from France in 1907 and I still have relatives over there. Now, I have cousins a little across Canada AND in the US ! My uncle (my dad's brother) married a girl from Madison, ME. and moved there...had 3 kids...who had kids too...so now, Texas is home of another Fourcaudot ! Isn't that amazing ?
Your story about the little boy made me laugh...it's really cute ! Believe me, I would never laught at you because I'd be scared you'd laugh at me right back !! ;o)
By the way, what's the story about your last name and I wonder how "you" pronounce it. To my, I would pronounce it with the French accent...so " Moe lee but for "neux" the French pronounciation as no equivalent to English, I guess you pronounce the "X"..
Thanks Paul to help me with my photos, I really appreciate...Merci beaucoup !!
Lucie
no I didn't clone any flames when I say the pit it was above the ground...a round metal structure with a slot cut out at the bottom and also one at the top and I think the staight bit is the edge of the slot.: P. so i will not make anymore excuses. and i thank you for catching the error.also i wonder if anyone else saw it, regarless i am going to change it. thanks again.
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