Hello Jonathan! How's Hawaii?! Lucky dog!! Welcome to Caedes. Thanks for commenting on His Light! Yes, God's light IS so amazing!! ~Mindy

hey Jonathan, thanks for the comment on "Another Storm Passing" I agree completely, God has given me a gift and I use it to glorify him.

Jonathan, Thanks for viewing and commenting on "ms amsterdam". The foreground had some foliage but was mostly barren. I used a clone stamp to fill in more foliage, but you detected the trick.

Hi Jonathan. Thanks for taking the time to view Building a Rainbow. I appreciate your time and the nice comment!

Thank you for your comment on "All We Need is Each Other".

Cheers for your comment on circle of friends, good to get constructive comment, appreciate it

Michael

Thanks a lot for your nice comment on "The trunk is too thin". Much appreciated!

WElcome here. Many thanks for your kind words on The Palace. Good to see that you're a pastor. God bless U. :) Toto

Hey Jon

Thanks for your comment, I'm glad you liked it. I'm glad you liked the eyes!! They took a little while to do, but it was worth it. I hope your daughters do like it, thanks again!!

Jazz

(sorry for the late reply)

hi jonathan.
thanks so much for taking a look at "hope."
i really appreciate the comments you made.
and yes, i will surely clean my lenses. i also think a contributing problem was that it was taken in the car through a window, a very dirty window, apparently :]
have a good day.
-sarah.

Dear Jonathan, thanks for your advices to make it better next time. It is very informative and I'll follow ! Many greetings
canasta

Hi Jonathan, i live in Hawaii too, its funny seeing your pics because they are so familiar- nice shots!
JT

Thank you for commenting on "creating against the sky".
The open sky was an attempt at representing the unlimited possibilities of imagination.
It is all about how an image speaks to us and as I have learned, mine speak to me and few others. For me, any type of darkening would have destroyed the intention I had with the overall effect. One of the concepts was that inspiration was blinding and secondly that and perhaps more importantly that we as humans can not be expected to live in such illumination all the time and it is permissible to make mistakes

Cool. I understand. Not everyone puts that much thought into their art. thanks for sharing that. Have a great day

jonathan

Hi Jonathan,
thanks for comments on “Amber Museum I”. I really appreciate it and pleased you liked it.

thanks for the comment on Self-Reflection! its greatly appreciated!
Dani :)

Hey Jonathan, thanks so much for commenting on 'posh'. I appreciate it!
-rachel

thanks for the continuing support!
Dani

Thanks Jonathan for your kind comment on "Old Parkgate". This is somewhat of an experiment for me but I thought added atmosphere to the image of the old village and made it resemble an old fashioned photograph that would have been on something like a calendar.

Thanks for commenting on "Sea of Green". It is an amazing sight to see miles and miles of marsh where the River Dee once flowed. But it is even stranger to think that this was once a thriving and bustling port.

Thanks Jonathan for commenting on "A Rose By Any Name". It's a beautiful rose with a lovely subtle colour. A delight to photograph.

It turns out that "Blue Flower" is in fact called "Love-In A Mist". Isn't that a great name for a pretty flower?

Thanks Jonathan for your really kind comments on a few of my recent images. I've had great fun "playing" with my new 55-200mm zoom lens.I particularly like "...Not So Ugly" and I have it as my own wallpaper at the moment. I was very happy with the focus on the duckling considering the amount of cropping i needed to get this image. thanks for your support.

Steve