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At 12:05pm on December 29, 2009, thomas ray gordon said…: she is a cutter,roknrolhrt

At 8:29pm on October 23, 2009, jenterline gave roknrolhrt a gift…: Microphone
Dick....I can almost hear your booming voice. Besides being great at photography you can talk and talk and talk. Tell Nettie "hi". Jill
From the Gift Store

At 11:31am on September 22, 2009, Manofkent said…: Thats a lovely photo of the happy couple your Daughter is really beautiful
I bet you are very proud of her yes it seems that bubbles are all the rage.
thanks for the photo Rok.

At 1:27pm on September 7, 2009, Frank Higgs said…: Thanks so much for your comments on my shots.

At 4:58pm on August 26, 2009, Wildflowernut said…: It's GREAT to see you back on the site! We all missed you!

At 6:49pm on August 24, 2009, Paul Molyneux said…: Glad to hear that. It's been a little weird with you gone.

At 5:00am on August 16, 2009, Manofkent said…: Hello Rok Thanks for your reply.I also have that same program
but don't use it to much but your photo has made me interested in trying the same affect always get a lot pleasure from seeing your photographs from around the world Take Care John.

At 1:29pm on July 28, 2009, Bebop said…: Thanks for the garden comments. We have two huge gardens, each one is surrounded by chicken wire and electric fencing. This one, which is for veggies and annual flowers, is about 110 x 35 ft. We also have one which is even bigger with fruit trees, shrubs and lots of perennial beds. This is my other passion.

At 4:52pm on July 27, 2009, DebinSC said…: Ha! I thought baby goats were elk. I gotta get out (of state) more!

At 8:04am on July 26, 2009, Bebop said…: I'm no bug person, either. It is only since I have gotten into macro photography that I have become fascinated with their minute patterns, and then ONLY if I have a camera in hand and the light is right.

At 8:25pm on July 25, 2009, Phil Molyneux said…: I appreciate your comments and continued support of my pictures.

At 12:28pm on July 24, 2009, Bebop said…: We just now saw the Jim Thome collage (it's been very strange to be unhooked from the virtual world). Great presentation!

At 9:07pm on July 21, 2009, DebinSC said…: You're right about Crazyhorse. He hasn't changed much, perhaps a little more detail in his face. They must still be having funding problems. Shame. I hope I live long enough to see the finished sculpture. Thanks for showing me your photo.

At 8:21pm on July 19, 2009, Phil Molyneux said…: I appreciate your comment on "Anglefish". Not necessarily do I put the lens against the camera, but very close and use no flash. If you get too far from the glass, you will usually get the reflection of everything and everybody behind you.
It's kind of hard though if you are behing a group of school kids, the glass has all kinds of lip prints, nose prints and finger prints. Hopefully I find a place that's clean above where they can reach. BUT I have often been known to carry a rag and a small spray bottle of windex.

At 10:52am on July 19, 2009, Manofkent said…: Thanks for your answer rok to be hand held for 400mm is certainly no mean feat.I have a 50-200mm Zuiko2:8-3.5 and a 1.4x tele converter attached on my camera with a two setting stabliser I do find it very difficult to keep in focus fully extended
getting back to your photo well done.

At 9:47am on July 17, 2009, Wildflowernut said…: Thanks for your comments - I really appreciate them. This site is so nice to be on just because of people like you, who take the time to comment on other people's work.

At 5:19pm on July 15, 2009, Wildflowernut said…: "Kindness" with my comments to you has NOTHING to do with it - I'm simply being honest - your Mt. Rushmore series blew me away with how truly wonderful it was. Some unusual angles, some terrific shots!