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February 04, 2012: Another Hour at the Farm Jim Crotty: Your images are outstanding. Sharpness and color are always spot-on, literally jumping off the screen when viewed on my Apple LED Cinema display. If you don't m,ind me asking, what color profile and WB setting do you shoot with on your 5D Mark II? | |
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February 04, 2012: Another Hour at the Farm Ed: This was a great series of "feel good" shots. It is comforting to know that there are still many people who work hard and have many skills to keep farming alive. I know that I couldn't do it but I do appreciate what they can do and like it that you captured such a variety of shots in the short time you were there. | |
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February 04, 2012: Another Hour at the Farm Netty: You have been capturing great photos of farm life. | |
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February 04, 2012: Another Hour at the Farm david tinnon: load that gold (Though each is worth a thousand words, I'm short again Kathleen:) | |
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February 04, 2012: Another Hour at the Farm GrossePointeMichigan: Beautiful, as always. And "Little Farmer"--could that photo be any cuter or sweeter? | |
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February 04, 2012: Another Hour at the Farm Wayne: I love farm photos, the corn is really cool. The last shot, however, is awesome, my 14 YO son loves the hat! | |
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January 28, 2012: Fog on the Delaware River jackie: I am glad you were there to picture this. I would not like the fog. | |
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January 28, 2012: Fog on the Delaware River Darren C.: Love the minimalism. Nice. | |
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January 28, 2012: Fog on the Delaware River david tinnon: through the clouds peep tips of land | |
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January 28, 2012: Fog on the Delaware River Kathleen: TJS: As I mentioned at Eric's Eagle Scout ceremony today, either you know the river very well or you saw me on the bridge in my fluorescent orange hunting jacket, haha! Good job. :) | |
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January 28, 2012: Fog on the Delaware River Mary: Fantastico! | |
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January 28, 2012: Fog on the Delaware River John: La Nina is confusing us all and the further north the greater the confusion. All we can do is make the best of it and enjoy our lower fuel bills. | |
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January 28, 2012: Fog on the Delaware River TJS: Kathleen, I always love the river "Shots", even though you can't see the river. My guess on where it was taken, from the Riegelsville Bridge, looking north? | |
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January 28, 2012: Fog on the Delaware River Tim: Kathleen, I too love to capture the early morning fog. The scene speaks of quiet and serenity. Thank you, thank you, and thank you for bringing this kind of beauty to the rest of us. Tim | |
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January 24, 2012: Winter Weather Jewel Atkins: Some say that snow is sleep. I say Some say that snow is chill. I say Some say that snow is death. I say | |
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January 24, 2012: Winter Weather JPH: Winter, for a few moments, has become rather dogmatic, | |
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January 24, 2012: Winter Weather Judith Polakoff: Gorgeous, Kathleen. You've captured the winter light perfectly. | |
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January 24, 2012: Winter Weather Ed: This is a beautiful shot without the reflection in the water, but having the reflection makes it even more special. We've not really had snow here this winter - it is nice to see the white covered beauty that we are missing. | |
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January 24, 2012: Winter Weather DianneB: Agree, the water is very glassy, ghost-like, mirror-like. I'm enjoying your return to photography. | |
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January 24, 2012: Winter Weather Tim: Wonderful image Kathleen. I really find the grey refection on the ice to be what brings the image to life for me. I can feel the cold and hear the quite broken by the sound of your boots crunching in the snow. I am so pleased that you have returned from your hiatus and this corner of the internet is once again a place of fresh beauty. | |
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January 24, 2012: Winter Weather Karin: Beautiful. Not any snow here yet, but it is getting colder. WHo knows, februari might surprise us :) | |
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January 24, 2012: Winter Weather Fred (from Paris, France): This is so coooool !... ; ) | |
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January 24, 2012: Winter Weather david tinnon: gray | |
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January 24, 2012: Winter Weather Darren C.: Serene and beautiful. Nicely done. | |
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January 24, 2012: Winter Weather Henry: Lovely image Kathleen! Cheers, | |
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January 15, 2012: On the Farm Again with Jakey Jewel Atkins: I love living in rural Pennsylvania. Your photos are like a beautiful, handmade quilt. They are lovely and comforting - right down to the bones. | |
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January 15, 2012: On the Farm Again with Jakey Lindsay: What a delicious find this afternoon. This really hit home to see how totally different some peoples lives are when compared to mine and what I do every day in suburbia. I truly admire men who care for animals and tend to the land, and it is wonderful to see you record so much of what he did there. | |
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January 15, 2012: On the Farm Again with Jakey Lauren Reagan: What rich colors to fest my eyes on. Absolutely wonderful series.... | |
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January 15, 2012: On the Farm Again with Jakey Noreen: Another wonderful series of the farm and all its wonder. | |
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January 15, 2012: On the Farm Again with Jakey Mary: Kathleen, | |
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January 15, 2012: On the Farm Again with Jakey Ginger (Delaware): I am one of your ardent followers. I particularly love in this series how you have taken a mundane scene and really 'worked' it; worked the angles; worked the light; worked the selective focus. The leg in amongst the corn and the falling corn kernels are prime examples. Just primo! | |
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January 15, 2012: On the Farm Again with Jakey Fred (from Paris, France): C'est magnifique Kathleen, comme toujours... ; ) | |
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January 15, 2012: On the Farm Again with Jakey Carolyn Johnson: Kathleen...I enjoy following your blog. A few weeks Ellie Seif sent you an email and asked if you would consider speaking at the Cheltenham Camera Club on April 17,2012. It may have ended up in your spam. We have about 50 people at our meetings and would be very interested in hearing about your philosophy and seeing your images. Please contact me via email or call at 215-248-4894. Thanks. I look forward to hearing from you. Carolyn Johnson | |
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January 15, 2012: On the Farm Again with Jakey Anita Bower: Your photos of Jamie and his farm are some of my favorites, and this series is no exception. Great job of documenting the non-stop work of a small farmer. | |
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January 15, 2012: On the Farm Again with Jakey david tinnon: Hay Kathleen, that's a lot of great shots for 90 minutes in a barn. (Even an antique barn.) The opening "Bale" and the Steer portraits are my faves, and the formal balance of elements in "Steer II" is a hoot! "Corn Falling Out of the Wagon" is exceptional too. --both for the title and the image:) | |
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January 10, 2012: Crowfoot Johnny in the Swamp Jenny, Jenny: Dear JPH: Thank you for your immediate attention to that matter. | |
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January 10, 2012: Crowfoot Johnny in the Swamp Sheila Winston: What a lovely picture that you have posted for us to enjoy. I'm a newbie here and I really look forward to checking your site out from time to time. So glad that my friend turned me onto you. Awesome photos are always such a turn on for me since I am stuck inside most of the time. Gotta love how the Internet brings most everything right to our finger tips these days. | |
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January 10, 2012: Crowfoot Johnny in the Swamp Darlene MacKenzie: Peek-a-Boo! LOL - Love it! | |
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January 10, 2012: Crowfoot Johnny in the Swamp JPH: Things should go from worser to fairer | |
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January 10, 2012: Crowfoot Johnny in the Swamp david tinnon: JJ, I get the impression this group is very close:) | |
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January 10, 2012: Crowfoot Johnny in the Swamp marci: just one more among your legions of lurkers | |
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January 10, 2012: Crowfoot Johnny in the Swamp jenny,jenny: David Tinnon: Sure do know Miss Molly | |
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January 10, 2012: Crowfoot Johnny in the Swamp david tinnon: Jenny, Jenny, do you know Miss Molly by any chance? | |
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January 10, 2012: Crowfoot Johnny in the Swamp Dave Daller: Who is that masked man? | |
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January 10, 2012: Crowfoot Johnny in the Swamp Jenny, Jenny: JPH: Huh? | |
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January 10, 2012: Crowfoot Johnny in the Swamp david tinnon: Mz Connally; The Apparitionist. A warm touch of the spiritual, creating the impression that your subject is partially there, partially not. --(Could also be a dramatic image with which to publicize a lawn care service, as in, "Now's the time to get the jump on your spring landscaping needs" ...OK, probably not:) | |
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January 10, 2012: Crowfoot Johnny in the Swamp Gail : Welcome back! What a lovely surprise to find a new photograph. And Hello to Crowfoot Johnny - | |
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January 10, 2012: Crowfoot Johnny in the Swamp John: We all missed you lo these many months. | |
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January 10, 2012: Crowfoot Johnny in the Swamp marc: superb!! just amazing... | |
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January 10, 2012: Crowfoot Johnny in the Swamp JPH: Vision in the swamp is minimum, | |
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January 10, 2012: Crowfoot Johnny in the Swamp Laurie: Sooooo glad to see you back! | |
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January 10, 2012: Crowfoot Johnny in the Swamp Gator: Wow. This does some interesting flips of scale and space. And completely dreamy! | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Barbara Thorbjornsson: I love this photo also | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Sharon: Glad your back! Thanks for the Gene Autry. | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Ed: Add my voice to the others. Welcome back. Missed you and worried. | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset hosting geek: Ohh congratulations with the 9th anniversary of your blog. Good luck in the futures. | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Nathaniel Speece-Moyer: I wasn’t expecting a new post when I checked back…. but 21?! What a nice surprise to see your blog up and running again. You have one of the best photoblogs out there. Glad you are back, and I hope all is well. I am not sure what happened, but I hope 2012 is better for you than 2011. | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Steve: Just wanted to chime in with everyone else that I'm so very happy to see new photography from you. Hope the new year treats you well and much luck on the book writing. | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Kathleen: Thank you, everyone! It's a joy to be back to work here. I appreciate your kind comments very much! | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Josie: Welcome back! You were missed! Looking forward to seeing lots of pix of Stouts Valley from Ballek/Steely Hill points (if you are so inclined). Your latest are stunning! I'm so glad you're back again! Happy 2012! | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Laurie: I'm so glad you're back!! | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Blayne: So glad to see you back Kathleen, and with such an inspirational photo to boot!! Also looking forward to reading up on your recent trial/adventure? Whatever it was, it can either make you bitter or better. Somehow I think you'll be all the better for it!! | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset The Real Jersey Shore: How Appropriate : That you were brought back To us from Welcome Back & Much Thanks for sharing your work | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset AJG: As Gene Autry was the Singing Cowboy,.. Annie Oakley of Durham is to Photography ! So Glad you have returned to grace us with your passion , Theres know place like Home !! Much thanks from Seaside
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Rob Baker: Miss Molly, Sorry. Lived in California since 1969. -Rob | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Fred (from Paris, France): As everyone here, I am delighted to see your latest photos again! | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Jewel Atkins: I clicked, once more, expecting the September 5 post to appear, and what joy! What ecstatic joy! You have been in my heart and prayers, and I am so happy you are back. Love and hugs from Lancaster, PA. | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Tim: Kathleen is back! That is what I call a Happy New Year.Now, to go see those 21 presents you placed under the tree. | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Kierie C: Yeah you are back! What a fantastic surprise to check today and see that your lovely, unique and inspiring images of our area are back again. I've truly missed your work. | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset JPH: She made many of us shout with a joyous cry, | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Miss Molly: Rob Baker - Are you the Bob Baker who once lived in Philly, worked in the 1st PA Bank then moved to Bakersfield, Calif.? | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Noreen: Welcome Back Kathleen!!! Glad to hear all is well, and will look forward to the book. - Love all the photos since 9/5 but really appreciate Traugers Crossing photo. One of my favorite drives thru every season. Noreen | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Rob Baker: Dear Kathleen, You have been truly missed. Every day, as I browsed through my favorite sites, there was an emptiness every time I visited here. When your Twitter and your Big A 365 Project fell empty as well, I was sad and worried. I think I may have shouted out loud when I saw your first Tweet a few weeks ago. I know I am being a little selfish in being happy you are back, and am not forgetting that it probably took a lot on your part. Best wishes and positive thoughts from California. -Rob in Vacaville | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Adolph: Kathleen , | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset John Batten: Soo glad you're OK! It's strange how modern technology reduces the 3500 miles between us and our different worlds to a click, and somehow bridges the gap between two people who have never met. I enjoy your blog and like many others was very worried when you disappeared. Let me know if you ever come to the UK... You obviously remember Blake and ...see a world in a grain of sand Welcome back! HNY! John B | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Melissa: Yay! You are back! I saw part of your lovely state in December -- Gettysburg to Lancaster and back. Beautiful -- even through the pouring rain of one of those days! | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Marij Duerinck: Thank God your back,I have missed your photographs,greetings and blessed 2012 | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Dianne: We've been patiently waiting for you, and now see that your photos are better than ever! Take care. | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Steve West: Ah, the world's a little better now you're back! So pleased. | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Paul S. Bartholomew: Good to see you back! Your images are always inspirational and take me back home. I grew up near Durham and miss it. Best, Paul | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset Ed: Ahh your back. I am once again inspired to do better already. Thanks Ed W | |
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January 03, 2012: Pennsylvania Farmland, Sunset david tinnon: A return flight in more ways than one. Bravo, Kathleen! | |
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December 26, 2011: Holiday Blues e: I like this shot, also nice b&w. | |
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December 26, 2011: Holiday Blues CrashRyan: a nice holiday moment ... the afterglow of the holidays ? | |
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December 26, 2011: Holiday Blues Anita Bower: This one made ma laugh. Thanks. | |
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December 26, 2011: Holiday Blues Noreen Sullivan: i have a 10-year-old, and can totally relate to the child being in his own world, happy and not noticing the grown-ups. they take their background role, and the joy of music and play is central. | |
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December 26, 2011: Holiday Blues jr cline: I like this picture. Nice depth of field and I can emotionally relate to the content and the title. | |
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December 26, 2011: Holiday Blues david tinnon: Blues? I don't see any blues. | |
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December 22, 2011: Two Black Cats minimodi: hehe, one guard the window and the other the door, would like to see two dogs do that with such grace ;) | |
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December 22, 2011: Two Black Cats Anita Bower: Excellent! Love the composition. | |
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December 22, 2011: Two Black Cats david tinnon: mice don't read | |
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December 11, 2011: Pin Cherry (Prunus pensylvanica) david tinnon: Nature (Like a comedian) abhors a straight line. | |
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December 10, 2011: Trees in the Flooded Delaware River LeftyRodriguez: I love the fleeting detail in this one...great work! | |
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December 10, 2011: Trees in the Flooded Delaware River Bridget: This is a beautiful photograph. | |
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December 10, 2011: Trees in the Flooded Delaware River Dianne: Very mysterious, somewhat ominous trees in deep blues! | |
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December 10, 2011: Trees in the Flooded Delaware River david tinnon: The river gets high | |
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December 09, 2011: Fog, Palisades Lucille:
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December 09, 2011: Fog, Palisades david tinnon: wooden squiggles just to think | |
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November 16, 2011: Squirrel david tinnon: Such a well composed squirrel amid the art nouveau vines. Beautiful. | |
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November 12, 2011: Sheep Dianne: Quiet beauty | |
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November 12, 2011: Sheep Jimmy Tinnon: Trees in the fog they always look alive or even ominous, wicked...but the sheep? They brought Monty Python's Flying Circus and all the sheep jokes\skits to mind...snicker, snicker...! | |
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November 12, 2011: Sheep david tinnon: C'mon lady, we're sheep, and sheep don't say cheese. | |
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November 11, 2011: Berger Road II david tinnon: there's a dark spirit rising up from the right | |
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November 11, 2011: Berger Road II david tinnon: A dark spirit looms at lower right, | |
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November 10, 2011: Nockamixon Treetops Kathleen: Albert: Good idea - need to remember to carry that around! | |
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November 10, 2011: Nockamixon Treetops albert: what, no ND filter? ;) | |
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November 10, 2011: Nockamixon Treetops david tinnon: Fog sporting a copper jacket. | |
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November 09, 2011: Berger Road Dianne: Stunning play of light and dark. Beautiful capture. | |
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November 09, 2011: Berger Road david tinnon: "Where there's fog, there's fire!" --The flaming corn doth proclaim. | |
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November 07, 2011: Raven david tinnon: silent take-off | |
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November 07, 2011: Raven Veronica: Just one, quoth the Raven and perhaps then, nevermore | |
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October 29, 2011: October Snow Steve B.: This was our wedding day! | |
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October 29, 2011: October Snow Raquel: Awesome! | |
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October 29, 2011: October Snow david tinnon: If you say they grow on trees, that's good enough for me. | |
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October 20, 2011: Evening Clouds david tinnon: Johnson & Johnson's cotton clouds. Now available in these convenient sizes. | |
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September 25, 2011: Morning, Williamsport david tinnon: Like two-dimensional pasteboard pop-ups, these "Hollywood" hills must have have gotten lost. | |
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September 19, 2011: Upper Black Eddy david tinnon: That accent of 62-27-11-0 at the top which slips down into the mist, making the warm tones below explode into the morning. Very much the painting! | |
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September 16, 2011: Grain Bin Spider Web Sharon: Some Pig! Like the other comment, I immediately thought of Charlotte's Web when I saw this. Templeton the rat is lurking somewhere. | |
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September 16, 2011: Grain Bin Spider Web Anita Bower: You captures the dusty light of barns. Wonderful composition and light. | |
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September 16, 2011: Grain Bin Spider Web Dianne: Looks like Charlotte's Web. Is that the spider?? | |
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September 16, 2011: Grain Bin Spider Web david tinnon: I so totally knew that, Kathleen. | |
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September 16, 2011: Grain Bin Spider Web Kathleen: It's a lightbulb! | |
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September 16, 2011: Grain Bin Spider Web david tinnon: Is that an egg sack, or do Durham spiders collect tennis balls? (I'll let somebody else can climb that ladder:) | |
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September 15, 2011: Trauger's Crossing Barbara Thorbjornsson: this is beautiful!!!! | |
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September 15, 2011: Trauger's Crossing Steve: Love this photo! It reminds me of some of my favorite roads in Western NC and Virginia. I also love the backstory. I'm the only non-morning person in the family who frequently missed the bus when I was a kid. :D | |
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September 15, 2011: Trauger's Crossing Dianne: This is BEAUTIFUL! | |
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September 15, 2011: Trauger's Crossing david tinnon: Looks to me like the happy couple just beamed up from the Enchanted Forest to the Mother Ship. --or Issac goes to Magic School. (I've made the "over-sleeper's commute" at least half a dozen times this year, but I don't get THAT view Mz-fortunate:) | |
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September 15, 2011: Trauger's Crossing Romantic:
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September 14, 2011: Morning Hills david tinnon: These "fog-O-rama" shots are greatly effected by each viewer's monitor. At the office, I get a copper-tone on the lower right which vignettes into a dusty rose on the left. By the time I get home, the hues will have shifted and the contrast will go up considerably, then I have to review all these images again... (Whew!) ...well that's OK, I like this job:) | |
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September 10, 2011: Narrow Road david tinnon: Man's best planned signs, like his best laid plans, gang aft agley, but 'tis the poor drowned mice what gets the worst of the bargain. | |
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September 09, 2011: Flooded Musconetcong River, Light Fog david tinnon: Thank you, Lucille! I knew there was a familiar look, but I did not make the connection to that old French pond painter. | |
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September 09, 2011: Flooded Musconetcong River, Light Fog Lucille: A Monet painting | |
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September 09, 2011: Flooded Musconetcong River, Light Fog david tinnon: a purple haze as I recall | |
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September 09, 2011: Flooded Musconetcong River, Light Fog david tinnon: Purple Haze. Oh yeah. | |
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September 09, 2011: Flooded Musconetcong River, Light Fog Molly:
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September 08, 2011: Private Property david tinnon: Looks like the private property is a little under the weather. Guess the owner rowed into town for a "No Fishing" sign, fresh towels, and a dehumidifier. | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. David Tinnon: Tis darkest just before the dawn..... | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Your fan: Kathleen - Has the blog closed down? I miss your wonderful photos! | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. david tinnon: By staring directly into the center of the fog for 3 months, it then appears to be lifting.....(or is that just me?) | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. katalog stránek: fantastic atmosphere of this picture. BRAVO | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. david tinnon: I'm attempting to reconfigure the 10-day forecast AP to also alert me to your pending return. ('t will be a fair day indeed:) | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Le Monsieur de le Coin Bureau: Dear Ms. Connally, Then, with the Solstice a new light shines to signal the Yuletide and to bring forth the New Year and, once again our paths, no matter how twisted, rocky, or steep, are illuminated and the way is clear. The Brightest Blessings of the Holiday Season to you, your family, friends, and many admirers around the world, Kathleen. God rest ye merry while we all patiently await your triumphant return to these pages. | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Noreen: Kathleen - Wishing you a holiday filled with magic, music and peace along with a Happy Healthy New Year. | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Cheryl Beckham: Play Misty for me....LOL | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Anthony DiSante: Guys. Kathleen does have a Twitter account, which is linked from this site's front page. She updates it frequently so I think it's safe to say she's alive. I too miss the regular photo posts here, but everybody needs a break now and then. Especially when it comes to creative work, sometimes a few months away from a particular project is absolutely necessary in order to avoid/recover from burnout, or for any of a number of other reasons. | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Vrásky: Great shot with fabulous atmosphere. | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Lauren Reagan: Brings to mind the song "Play Misty For Me" - loving it BTW. | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Raquel: Kathleen, it's now been three months (an entire quarter) since your last post. Is everything okay? Just a quick note to reassure us would be appreciated. | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Fred (from Paris, France): I hope that she will soon recover so that we shall have the great pleasure to see her magnificent photos again. | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. David Tinnon: In response to John's inquiry, --and since there are hundreds of us who frequent this site, often from a great distance, in order to take away some sense of beauty, inspiration, humor and the occasional surprises which Kathleen has so generously shared-- it can be said that for now, another challenge along another path has arisen which has temporarily commanded our dear friend's attention, (for she surly would not for light cause have abandoned such a delightful crowd as we:). Therefore, we shall bide the time and await her welcome return to the Shire, ...or in this case, Township, and as one great company, again resume the creative journey we have shared. (...and, bless her heart, we do miss her:) | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. James: Gorgeous treeline fog here! | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. John Batten: As one of your many UK followers I'm also worried. All photographers need to take a break at times, but it is now 25th November and this unheralded gap suggests we are right to be concerned. If anyone has news I hope they post it here... | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Susanne: Great picture. | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. GrossePointeMichigan: Pray for Kathleen, who is going through a very tough time (saw it on her Twitter feed.) We are thinking of and praying for you, and hoping for comfort and peace, Kathleen! | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Ed: Sad to see you are too busy with other things to share any photographs. I miss my eye candy. | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. sazky: Exellent shot with fabulous atmosphere. BRAVO | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Jewel Atkins: Kathleen, it's been a long time since you have posted anything. We are kind of worried about you. Is everything all right? Miss you. It would have been a wonderful picture of all the snow on October 29th, but oh well, hopefully you are okay, and will post something soon. Take care. We love you. | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Dr Saxe: I can see why you have won so many awards here, love it. | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Sami: We're missing you...hope all is well. | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Allie - H and B Digital.com: outstanding photograph, love the mist above the trees, excellent work! | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. raju: this image is so nice, camera settings is so nice, looking good | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Ed: I have driven home many mornings from the graveyard shift here in Tennessee, but the fog never looked as mystical as this. Nice photo of something that I've never looked at with such a kind eye as this. | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. sandra soleil: I really like this photo. Seems like another place than this earth! | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Garret Bohl: Wow this is just stunning!! I love the pink tones and the clouds, such a beautiful photo!! | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. mason vaughn: Really nice photo!! Just looking at the fog makes my knee hurt! | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Cheryl Beckham: Had to do a double take. I was just at my daughter's doctor's office and was gazing at a photo that is so much like this one, but your photo is way better! | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. crash: nice! | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Joe: Been showing up here pretty much every day for a month. You haven't posted a photo since September 5, a month ago. Starting to feel like a chump. | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. will: nice photos....and thanks also for the ukelele lessons! | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. carl crossman: Once again, you have taken a wonderful photo. | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Truels: Kathleen, this is a fabulous image. You have captured the mood by the river this morning so fine! | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Caryn Caldwell: This is just lovely! The lighting, the colors, the composition, the mood - wonderful | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Adolph: Kathleen , | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. keivan zavari: nice shot | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. miklos: Love all the layers in this shot.. | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. david tinnon: Morning porch view 2? I feel like I floated here before:) | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Edie Krieger: Dear Kathleen, I've been looking at your photoblog--what great shots you've been able to take just a few miles up the road from me! Thank you for considering our request. Sincerely, | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Marcie: Absolutely stunning!! Love scenes like this - when the landscape is blanketed in fog and mist!! | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. digital anomaly: Excellent shot! Lovely tones. Well done | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. JPH: Durham wakes to a blanket of fog; | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Jasmine: The color is amazing. Perfect. | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. Tim McMurdo: Kathleen, this is wonderful. How high above the trees were you? | |
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September 05, 2011: River Fog, 6:16 a.m. david tinnon: I feel like I'm teetering in the top of a tree, but view is excellent, and the company good, so I shan't complain! (I was burned of by 9AM too, but that's another....) | |
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August 30, 2011: Flooded Delaware River, 7:17 a.m. Allison English: Kinda freaky there, but still cool and a great photo. You keep making me come back for more. | |
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August 30, 2011: Flooded Delaware River, 7:17 a.m. Ron: Love how the river and banks disappear into the fog. Very nice composition too. | |
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August 30, 2011: Flooded Delaware River, 7:17 a.m. david tinnon: JPH, you had a chance to use 'worser' and missed it. | |
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August 30, 2011: Flooded Delaware River, 7:17 a.m. JPH: Trees line the bank of the muddy Delaware River, | |
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August 30, 2011: Flooded Delaware River, 7:17 a.m. Adolph: Kathleen , | |
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August 30, 2011: Flooded Delaware River, 7:17 a.m. David Tinnon: Nice power shot! --red enough, but not d Nile:) | |
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August 30, 2011: Flooded Delaware River, 7:17 a.m. Shirley Lund: What a striking image! | |
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August 30, 2011: Flooded Delaware River, 7:17 a.m. btezra: gorgeous frame, the river's a lil' stained by makes me wanna jump in the car, grab my gear and go bass fishing | |
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August 20, 2011: August Corn, After a Storm Penny Satterwhite: Oh how I'd love to be standing where you were when you took this shot! | |
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August 20, 2011: August Corn, After a Storm Truels: Another super shot from you here. Composition and color, layers and depth is amazing! You did a great job :-) | |
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August 20, 2011: August Corn, After a Storm Mark Dodge Medlin: Beautiful colors, and a great collections of textures, from the corn all the way back to the fog. Great photo. | |
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August 20, 2011: August Corn, After a Storm Ed: This photo does remind me of a painted landscape. It might be fun to run it through the special effects that Picassa offers now. I have just dabbled with it to remove red eye, etc. But this might be fun to play with the textures. Nice shot, btw. | |
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August 20, 2011: August Corn, After a Storm Marc: yes yes! lovely lines and layers. | |
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August 20, 2011: August Corn, After a Storm David Tinnon: my shoes are getting wet | |
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August 20, 2011: August Corn, After a Storm crash: wonderful scene ... vibrant like a watercolor | |
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August 20, 2011: August Corn, After a Storm Greg Aitkenhead: Thanks for posting the camera info. Very instructional--I would have thought that there was more post-processing involved to create the high ISO grainy look. Now I'm inspired to replicate the shot in my area. I wish we had mist...thanks. | |
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August 20, 2011: August Corn, After a Storm Mr D: Nothing quite like the time after a storm on the farm making sure crops and equipment survived and nothing blown away by the winds. | |
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August 20, 2011: August Corn, After a Storm Leonie: Gorgeous! It looks something out of a story book, the many different layers leading to the thick storm clouds... Really nice. | |
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August 20, 2011: August Corn, After a Storm Marcie: Magical mist and late summer light. Love the layers of color here. | |
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August 20, 2011: August Corn, After a Storm Joseph de Lange: You have some dramatic photos in your repertoire and I like this image...very much. Brilliant expression of the moment! I keep track of your work through my Google reading list. Keep them coming! | |
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August 20, 2011: August Corn, After a Storm Joyce: Another stunning photo! Thank you for sharing the beauty of your world. | |
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August 20, 2011: August Corn, After a Storm David Tinnon: The corn drinks in the rain, | |