A belated thank you for your nice comment in "Narrow Winter Trail", thanks a lot! :-)

Thanks for the comments on The cat.

? what ?

the red, blue, green and silver flashing sig

THATS WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT!!!

Hehehe! I am not a robber nor a millionaire ...
My answer:
1. is your life easy: yes, I've a good job after studying at university. I'm engineer for buildings...
2. does it pay good: ฑ yes. But in Europe, the charges (taxes) are very high. We love to travel and it's a passion. Our children are adults now and we can travel without them ;-)
3. how can i get it: make the same, don't spend you money in cigarettes, phones, alcohols, drugs, casino, loto, ... :-D
4. I like to eat pie!: me too
GOOD LUCK Mike!

engineer, that what i'm planing on doing (automotive engineer) working for I ROC or GM

Before ten years, you will send us photos of the whole world. Sure! :-)

Thanks for your words on ซThe catป

hey Mike! well, the sony cybershot is a nice camera and rather easy too use but it's maybe a little limited. I got frustated with it sometimes... it's good for still objects and sush but not very useful when it comes to night or dark shot or catching movement. I have too pay very close attention to the light with this camera and I always have better result when I took something outside...

Thank you very much for the nice comment and support on (walking lane3).Very much appreciated Mike.

Thanks, and the name is yours..

Thanks for the nice comments on Going Fishing. I did it in TG from the memory of how the eagles here look when they're heading for the spawning grounds. Since I'm no photographer (don't even own a camera) I never got an actual picture of them on one of their fishing trips. :(

A little over a week ago you commented on one of my photographs entitled "6th grade hideaway." Way back in 6th grade, I went to Marin Headlands Institute on the San Francisco Bay. I found quite a few old military bases that I called my own. I went to one of these places every day to write, play guitar, or to simply just think. A snapped quite a few photographs of them, which I hold close now. I was disappointed in the rather poor quality of a few of them, but oh well. If you're interested in any more I will gladly share them with you. Thanks.

Katie

wow your stuff is really good. the pictures of the woods and the snow sort of remind me of being here in virginia

Thanks for the comment, Mike!

Cranford, near westfield, 15 muinutes SW of Newark thats where i am

Thanks for your comment on "Dolphin Close-up". It was definitely a "different" experience!

Thanks for checking out (Here Comes the Sun). There are in fact two boats on the horizon, a very large barge of some sort, and a tiny little boat next to it. I appreciate you stopping to comment on the image!

Hello Mike. Thanks for the comment on A Special Thanks To Terry And June. I appreciate it very much.

Thank you for commenting on Va glor du pๅ, I really appreciate it...:-)

Hi Mike. Thanks for the great comment on "You Go Girl!" It goes with "She Thinks my Tractor's Sexy." I don't know why the link was removed? I appreciate you taking the time. ;)

Hey Mike, welcome to Caedes and thanks for your comment on (Top Down). I'm glad you enjoyed it~

Thanks Mike for viewing and commenting on my Spook Night photo. This was taken during the day and under exposed to darken the image. The forground was placed over my star background and added a diffused glow. The ghost was another tomb stone that I cut out and added a glow and made transparent. The color was removed to give it a night effect. It's all smoke and mirrors from photoshop.
Russ

Thanks Mike for taking the time to view and comment on my Felix Druggist photo. I'm glad you liked it.
Russ

Hi Mike! Thanks for leaving such nice comments on my squirrel shot.

Thanks for the comment Mike. It is amazing how full of wonders the world is is you keep your eyes and ears open.

Steb

Hi Mike, thanks for your comments on "Bright Alpine Meadow"! Much appreciated. M

hey you

hi lizz

Hey Mike, great guessing and research on my posting Car Buffs. It's clear you know your stuff, well done.

Hello Mike. Thank you for your comments on "Bridge Over Moving Waters". The image was taken in the Oregon Cascade Mt. Range about 25 to 35 miles west of Sisters Ore.

The aim of every artist is to arrest motion, which is life, by artificial means and hold it fixed so that a hundred years later, when a stranger looks at it, it moves again since it is life. Since man is mortal, the only immortality possible for him is to leave something behind him that is immortal since it will always move. This is the artist’s way of scribbling; “Kilroy was here” on the wall of the final and irrevocable oblivion through which he must someday pass.
William Faulkner

thanks Mike for the post on Sea Meets Sky 2. thanks for the comment & score

cheers - Phil

Hey, Mike, thanks for taking the time to comment on "Something's Out there...I can feel it." Yes. Sometimes I do get that feeling. It's kind of cool.

Thanks Mike for your comment on Caedes Icons...I very much appreciate it.

Hey Mike .. thanks for your comments on my Car Buff's shots. Glad you liked'm.

More coming .. some a bit more challenging! People are getting these WAY too fast.

;)

Thank you Mike for the kind words on "Between Classes". I'm pleased you like it. These old Schools are slowly dissapearing and I love to capture them on film. Kind of like a project of love.

A human being is part of a whole, called by us the Universe, a part limited in time and space. He experiences himself, his thoughts and feelings, as something separated from the rest--a kind of optical delusion of his consciousness. This delusion is a kind of prison for us, restricting us to our personal desires and to affection for a few persons nearest us. Our task must be to free ourselves from this prison by widening our circles of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty.
Albert Einstein

Thanks Mike, for your comments on the posting of the 426 Hemi. You opined that the engine was the best part of the car. I offer .. that it may well be the SOUND of that engine that was the best part of that car. It was, indeed, sweet.


Rob

Hallo Mike,

Thanks for your compliments on "Carriage Driving Horse Show".
It sure was a 4 horsepower combine. Gr. Eric

thanks for the comment on budda very nice of you :)

thax for ur comment...it was an expirement, thax
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--lilblacfro

Thanks such a lot for dropping by Happy Christmas - all the best for the holidays :-)