| mlcwikla · 2008-07-01: 10:37 | |
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Reply ⇔ Now that's a storm!
Yikes! Looks kinda scary!
Yeah, they are. But there is just something so thrilling about them too!
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| ????? · 2008-06-30: 12:22 | |
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Those spiderweb captures are great! I've been wanting to capture moisture on a spiderweb for a year but I can never find one that is still in good shape or shows up on camera.
;) I felt the same way...I was so excited just to see it!
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| mlcwikla · 2008-06-26: 12:16 | |
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Reply ⇔ Tree House #2
Your pictures are so crisp I feel more like I'm looking out my window at the real thing than looking at a picture! Nice!
Thank you so much! You are soo sweet.
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| dweiskir · 2008-06-24: 19:20 | |
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Reply ⇔ What I've Learned In 200 Posts
Hey, guess what! My husband's grandfather was a baker in Holland during WWII. He hid Jewish friends and neighbors in his bread basket as he rode his bike around in order to hide them from the Nazi's and get them from one safe place to another. Eventually, one of his neighbors turned him in and...
Wow, that is an amazing story. My uncle was the second man in to Dachau, while another photoblogger's father was a captive there. It's such a strange feeling to "meet" someone online like that, where your families have crossed in the past, leaving such deep impacts on both.
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| dweiskir · 2008-06-24: 19:17 | |
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Hey! Is that the wireless remote I sent you? Did you ever get that thing to work or did you have to go and buy yourself one afterall?
That sure was the wireless remote you sent me. It works beautifully. Thank you so much. I'm glad to see you back. I thought you fell off the face of the planet. :-) |
| DPGALLERY · 2008-06-19: 14:48 | |
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Reply ⇔ Depth
Nice texture! I was working on that today and I couldn't capture that much. I need some practice.
thanks for the comments! =D
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| phawkinsphoto · 2008-06-12: 12:29 | |
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Thanks for leaving all the wonderful comments that you did. To answer your questions Split Rock Lighthouse Time was shot using a 4X5 Sinar P2 View Camera, several of my image have been made with this camera, those that were not were made with various Nikon equipment including F3, F5, D2x Bodies and various lenses. I have been shooting professionally for almost 25 years and yes the split rock image has been framed many times. If you would like to see more of my work check out my web site at http://www.phawkinsphoto.com/ |
| vollenda · 2008-06-10: 22:26 | |
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Gosh, if you feel that way and I admire your work so much, it makes me feel bad for the hiatus (please forgive my spelling. I was trying to spell hi-ate-us) recently. At least we both picked up the camera again. It's like therapy for people like us, I guess. I hope to know my way around a cam...
Thank you for your comments tonight. :) I appreciate the thoughts and understanding in them. I bought these spoons at a Gemmel's pharmacy. They have knick knacks for sale and I always find someting interesting like this there! |
| ????? · 2008-06-10: 22:06 | |
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OMG I have tears rolling down my face from laughing so hard!
; )) Thanks, it was a long story, but one I thought worth it.
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| vollenda · 2008-01-04: 20:45 | |
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Reply ⇔ TSC - Mandibles of Death
All of them are great but number 3 is my fav!
Thank you very much. :)
You are so awesome to have in my blog world. I love the way you can create something so interesting and fun to view from the same subject time and again. I'm so glad you share Spike with us. And I'm particularly glad you share YOU ... |
