32 comments

• • 

  • Hi. Wonderful album. Very nice pictures! Thanks for sharing. Rade.

  • said radeknez2

  • 2005.11.29 at 00:02:56 PST

• • 

  • Hi Keith, those fig trees are amazing.We had a small version of fig trees in South Carolina, USA when we lived there. It was fun to be able to pick the fruit and eat it. Those trees of yours are tremendous. Do you have any idea how old they might be? They look ancient. Thank you for sharing the info. on the trees also. I really enjoyed it. Take care, Ray

  • said rrayr55

  • 2005.11.14 at 10:10:15 PST

• • 

  • Wow! and I thought the maple out front was big.Just gorgeous.

  • said joanph41

  • 2005.11.06 at 04:31:01 PST

• • 

  • Keith (my brother's name is Keith). Thanks for the kind note in my guestbook. My husband Ben and I have said that of all the countries in the world, Australia is the one that we would most like to visit. Love your photos. At least if we never get there, we can see your home through the eye of your camera. Kay (California USA).

  • said kayben80

  • 2005.11.04 at 21:44:37 PST

• • 

  • I love these old Moreton Bay figs. There is one quite close to the Royal Perth Hospital that is the oldest tree in Perth. Not easy to get them into a photo they're so big. Also there's a street in Dongara, up near Geraldton, that is lined with these trees and it would have to be one of the shadiest streets in WA! Another nice, typically Aussie, album. Well done mate. Peter

  • said georgieboy98

  • 2005.11.04 at 19:32:27 PST

• • 

  • Hi there again, Keith - thank so much for your kind comments in my guestbook way back in May (yes, I do keep all those wonderful comments!). You're still photographing away, as I am - you asked "you must really love your camera" - I'm asking you the same question lol. So rewarding. Your trees are fantastic. Always love your talent. Hillie :) Qld Australia

  • said hillied

  • 2005.11.04 at 14:07:14 PST

• • 

  • Hi Keith! What wonderful trees you have down under! We have numbers(of trees),but yours certainly have variety & character! We've nothing to match--except maybe the odd Maple.Most are your garden variety type of tree.Good shots& very informative.Thanks for sharing!--Nancy

  • said greyhairs1

  • 2005.11.04 at 09:08:15 PST

• • 

  • You commented on my pictures back in Aug...Thank you! That's so nice of you considering how beautiful your pictures are. That Christmas Bush is amazing. I looked at your architecture photos and I think if you ever come to Milwaukee Wisconsin, (on the shore of Lake Michigan, north of Chicago, you definitely want to go to the art museum...the Calatrava. Thank you for your comments and I'm sorry it took so long to get back to you...(crazy at work).

  • said mary_ann49

  • 2005.10.06 at 05:53:03 PDT

• • 

  • Hi Keith, thank you so much for the compliments in my albums, it means a lot coming from such a fine photographer as yourself. I have been trying to get to all of your albums but have only gotten thru a couple so far, and they are very interesting & so well done. I can tell you are very imaginative & have an eye for natural beauty. I love the Fig trees, they are sooo enormous! I saw some in Florida but nothing compared to these! Thank you for sharing & for taking the time to look at my pics. Have a great day! Linda, Ohio, USA

  • said lindadeluna

  • 2005.08.12 at 16:28:12 PDT

• • 

  • Hello enjoyed yer pics as well. I have more BC pics in.... http://public.fotki.com/bctrukker/

  • said bctrukker

  • 2005.07.31 at 10:46:55 PDT

• • 

  • These trees are really amazing...and well photographed....they would go down well on that photosharing site called " flickr" Thanks for your comments on my offerings. it is a big event when I get a message!!! brian (england a pommy!)

  • said burwell105

  • 2005.05.26 at 03:44:56 PDT

• • 

  • Hi Keith. You have beautiful takes in this album. The size of these trees makes an impression. The nature always surprising to us. Thanks to share its work. Thanks also for your kinds words in my guestbook. You are very generous with me. Warm greetings from Spain. Jesus.

  • said raijomayo100

  • 2005.04.29 at 03:28:06 PDT

• • 

  • Hello Kieth, You have some pretty good trees there your self. beautifully photographed. Thankyou very much for the kind words.Yesterday was hectic, but it is at times like this that makes it all worthwhile. I will be back later to view some more you know what time I have now catching up with everybody Until later. Ken from England

  • said hircock100

  • 2005.04.25 at 13:37:19 PDT

• • 

  • Hi Keith, we have a small specimen of Fig in our home garden that would quickly become huge if we let it. The birds love the fruit. Thanks for your visit to my Photos, Erle.

  • said glennisnz

  • 2005.03.26 at 19:14:57 PST

• • 

  • Hi Keith, just had to put my thanks for your kind words on my featured treescapes album on this album of yours. Also do not know how I missed putting a message on when your Sydney album was featured. We love that place, had just one week there in 2000 two weeks after O's finished. Stayed at wifes cousins who lives up river from Botan Bay (like that album as well). Still trying to get wife to agree another trip to Aus but she has decided she hates flying long distance. Did you see my Moreton bay figs pics in the famous trees album? keep up the good work. Eric

  • said ericy102

  • 2005.03.19 at 13:19:32 PST

• • 

  • Hi Kieth, I really love these trees--they spread out so nicely and the trunk close-ups show a lot of character. Well done. Thanks so much for your recent comments on a few of my albums-- I do appreciate such comments from one who does such great work. Mike

  • said bioprof

  • 2005.03.16 at 17:15:57 PST

• • 

  • Also another fabulous album I must say. I love big trees.........and we do have some of those here, lol. Excellence! Good shots and a very keen eye! Scot

  • said zooropanator

  • 2005.03.13 at 09:45:13 PST

• • 

  • Hi Keith and I missed this album as you posted it while we were away. Excellent shots, needless to say and you need a bit of room to photograph these monsters. The main street of Dongara, WA is lined with several of them on both sides of the road, which make a great, but hard to get, picture. Also, if you look in my WA Heritage album you will see a wonderful specimen just outside the farmhouse. A good idea well done. Cheers, Peter

  • said georgieboy98

  • 2005.03.12 at 22:18:48 PST

• • 

  • Hi keith. Many thanks for your most worm words in my Slovenia albom. Your alboms are more than beautiful, and I have spent all the afternoon to check them.I love this albom especialy , as I love trees very much. We do have ficus trees in Israel,( and I try not to stay with my car under a ficus tree at night, as I will find many berds dirt....) We do have many eukaliptus trees in Israel, that brought from Austrelia more then 100 years ago by the first imigrants from rusia. Do pay me a visit to my albom "eukaliptus and reflection" . And again, I have delighted to travel in your wonderful and most beautiful alboms. Ran from Herzeliya Israel

  • said ranyaari100

  • 2005.03.12 at 09:11:36 PST

• • 

  • nice picture love the big trees

  • said kateh103

  • 2005.03.12 at 09:03:57 PST

• • 

  • Hi Keith, Great shots of these old fig trees, they remind me of the large cotton wood trees we have here in Idaho. There beautiful and the trunks are huge. Thanks for sharing them with us. Mike From Idaho USA.

  • said mcblazer99

  • 2005.03.10 at 09:46:17 PST

• • 

  • Hi Keith, aren't these just amazing trees. Another fantastic album as always. Thanks for comments in my "Moonlit Night album. I thought I would give this night photography a go. Very challenging though isn't it. I will experiment some more with different settings as you suggested. Have a great day...Chris from QLD :-)

  • said chrissy40111

  • 2005.03.09 at 02:35:51 PST

• • 

  • nice pictures:)

  • said glenn205

  • 2005.03.06 at 21:56:02 PST

• • 

  • Hello Keith Dear !!! Thank you very much for your nice,kind words on my album. your photos wonderful. Kind regards. Iraj

  • said irajj

  • 2005.03.06 at 10:47:08 PST

• • 

  • Hi Keith,great shots of trees.You've done a good job.Keep up the photowork.Mary-lou.

  • said louke105

  • 2005.03.04 at 10:16:20 PST

• • 

  • Hi Keith, what a great trees I see on this fotos. I saw some of this trees at La Palma. but these are also beautifull. Thanks for sharing, greetings from a snowy Holland, Hanneke

  • said hanneke176

  • 2005.03.04 at 05:17:39 PST

• • 

  • Hi Mate. Aren't these trees just amazing. The only ones I've seen close up are the ones near Bellingen and I was wrapped. Thanks for sharing and keep on thinking up these brilliant ideas of yours. Cheers.....Al...

  • said shortshooter

  • 2005.03.03 at 21:19:15 PST

• • 

  • Hiya,Keith! These are just amazing photos of an amazing tree! How long do they live? I would imagine hundreds of years. This is great work & has touched my heart lots!!!!! THANKYOU!! your friend,Rita

  • said rita30100

  • 2005.03.02 at 17:46:13 PST

• • 

  • Hi Keith, again wonderful photos...you have impressive albums..Great viewing of your beautiful countryside...Greetings, Rafal

  • said komierowski1400

  • 2005.03.02 at 10:37:34 PST

• • 

  • hi keith great shots of the trees and on a nice day to bring the colour out have viewed a few of your album will get on to the next page soon thanks for sharing andrea

  • said rose1515

  • 2005.02.27 at 11:10:51 PST

• • 

  • Hi Keith! Great shots of these magnificent old Fig Trees, they make a lovely subject worthy of their own album. Good research too and well presented. Great job, Keith! Actually, there are quite a lot of these big Fig Trees in the heart of Fremantle, so presume they were planted by the early settlers and that would put them at about 175 years old in Fremantle. Thankyou for sharing.. Gladys.

  • said gladysclancy2

  • 2005.02.27 at 00:47:50 PST

• • 

  • Hi Keith, These trees are HUGE!!!! The only tree that resembles these was a ficus that I saw in Buenos Aires and I believe that even that was smaller. I liked especially the picture you titled Under the tree. The graphics of the branches gives the picture a spooky atmosphere, very befitting the subject. Thanks for sharing, Uriel

  • said uavron

  • 2005.02.26 at 21:11:56 PST

To be able to leave a comment please Log in or Sign up.