Thank you so much for your lovely comments on my Featured album Work Horse's of the USA....Your last line in the message floored me .. Wow ..Thank you .. I have been so overwhelmed by email, messages and phone calls today ..Thank you for taking the time to message me ..

said home_base 1 months 18 days ago

Hang on, mate!! U know SILCH about OLD Lighthice and people (ME @ 78!) - L.O.L. - but I read in a Lighthouse Newsletter this morning of the discovery (archeological)of a 1200 year old L/h - the tallest ever!! Memory failing but when I find it I'll contact u again! Promise!! The old one at Alex. no longer exists!!

said desbank 3 months 1 days ago

It's amazing how much New York spends on Bolt Castle, and yet hasn't made Fort Montgomery a park. Go figure. Were you on a special tour when you took the pictures? This doesn't seem to be the easiest way to communicate. You can find me at http://www.myspace.com/sc_marty. Thanks for accepting me as a friend. Good luck posting all those pics.

said csmgj 3 months 28 days ago

Hello, I am making a book for publication all about the history of Lake Champlain and came upon your many relevant historical images which I would love to use in the book. Can you tell me how I might be able to obtain high res copies of them and rights for publication? My email is brianna@harveyseverance.c om Many thanks, Brianna de Moll Harvey|Severance 195 North Prospect Street Burlington, VT 05401

said Harvsev 4 months 11 days ago

Hi Charlie!! How wonderful to hear from you ... so glad you enjoyed Winter Clouds and Skies of Maryland!! That was a fun one .. Mother Nature went crazy that day and I got to play, too!! By the way, you mentioned your abandoned church album ... I visited it awhile back and I LOVED it!! It's one of my favorite albums ... you did a magnificent job on it!!! Thanks again for your visit ... always so great to hear from you!! Best regards ... Lois

said gloridays 4 months 21 days ago

I am an admin for the Village of Dannemora website [www.villageofdannemora.c om] and would like to share some of your historical pictures of Dannemora on the website. My email is admin@villageofdannemora. com. Thank you

said faultysanity69 5 months 17 days ago

Hello Charlie.....Thank you for your recent visit to my Small Town USA album and for your kind comment in my guestbook. I too love the small towns and the values in them. I didnt come from one......I grew up in NYC....but I am in a small one in Rural Pa now. I've always loved the country and its small towns. I worked the weeks in the city and ran away to the country on the weekends until finally, two years ago I moved out here. Your great comment was sincerely appreciated. Regards....John

said jacrabit4 6 months 12 days ago

Happy Holidays! Sincere best wishes for a wonderful 2008,full of happiness,good health,and lots of great photo-ops! ~~~ Warmest regards,BOB & SPUNKY

said bcarver104 7 months 10 days ago

Hi Charlie, Thanks for your comment on my Xmas shot. Happy Holidays to you and yours. Jan

said carversgal 7 months 10 days ago

Hi Charlie!!! Thanks sooooooo much for your thoughtful and so complimentary comment on my lonely leaf photo!!! I'm so glad you liked it!! We'd just arrived up at the cabin. I pulled open the drapes and there that little leaf was ... all ready for me! In fact, i didn't even take my coat off ... grabbed the camera bag, snatched up the camera and started snapping away. I probably took a dozen pictures of that one leaf!! And didn't unload the car until I was done!!! Sometimes, the picture finds YOU, doesn't it?? Thank you again!! I'm going to have to spend some time with your photos ... sounds like you're someone who can teach me a lot!! Many thanks again ... i do appreciate your visit and comments so much!! Regards ... Lois

said gloridays 7 months 24 days ago

Hi, thank you for the comment you left for me on my Beluga picture, it is a very huge plane, it flies over my house (quite low as it lands 5 miles away), it is a cargo plane and is used for transporting the parts to the factory that makes the wings for the airbus A380 the largest passenger plane in the air today, the factory has made aeroplanes and parts since De Havilland built the factory over 50 years ago, I have included a link to it for you to look at if you are interested, http://www.metacafe.com/watch/864812/airbus_beluga_super_transporter_airplane_at_air_show/ Thank you so much, take care Ann (Chester England)

said annedm1 8 months 11 days ago

Thank you very much for your comments on our photos, we truly appreciate it! With kindest regards, Keith and Laura

said keithandlaura 8 months 24 days ago

Hello flibzodian, Thanks for your comment on my recent uploaded Sepia picture! I knew I couldn't win the challenge because it is vertical! But showing WS users this picture and getting comments is fine too! I like working with pictures after I captured them! Sometimes you'll get a whole new picture! Thats the fun of photography!! I hope you will visit me once more! Once again thanks for the comment! Brendan, The Netherlands

said PhotoDucky 8 months 27 days ago

Thank you for the great feed back on my photo "Tombstone Gallows". What was more amazing is that when I took this picture everything was still and quite there was not even a sound from the street outside.

said wafox100 8 months 27 days ago

Hey Charlie, Thanks for the kind words regarding my albums. I do find rural life fun to photograph and you're right, folks are so very anxious to share their piece of the world with us as we park our cars and begin touring Main Street, Rural America. I love it! You've shared some interesting albums with the world also, thanks for that :) Smiles from beautiful (YES, beautiful!!) Texas, Kathy PS I have to say---southern Ohio has the greatest hills and seasons to photograph, have you been there? I'm a little prejudiced, having spent 43 yrs there myself :)

said mytxpix 10 months 5 days ago

Hi Flibzodian.....I am glad you have once again found an album of mine that you like. Thank you again for your kind words.....they are appreciated. Those turtle shots get easier if you just glide slowly in a canoe along the shore. :-) Yes....the rattler was an eastern diamondback.....photograp hed in Sinnamahoning, Pa after we heard him rattling at us. Seems we had inadvertantly wandered inside his comfort zone. Feel free to come back and visit anytime. Regards.....John

said jacrabit4 2007.04.10 at 06:41:19 PDT

HI!~~~Buffalo Sabres win President's Trophy!You must be groovin' on that!~~~Warmest regards,Bob

said bcarver104 2007.04.09 at 01:41:44 PDT

Wow!!!! My Dad was with the 741th and in Belgium. This is amazing. I have never seen other pictures/photos, and just happened to stubble on this site. Was your Dad with the 741st? I will start to scan my photos an leave them on the site. Wow. foxencanyon

said foxencanyon 2007.03.22 at 12:43:02 PDT

Hello flibzodian.....I am glad you enjoyed my Along the Rails album. I too love to walk the rails and as you have noticed, take photos of the sights along them. Thank you for your nice comment. I hope you find other albums there that you enjoy as well. Regards....John

said jacrabit4 2007.02.01 at 06:26:37 PST

I realy enjoyed your UNUSAL SIGNS album and also your GOALIES collection. Stop by and see some of my stuff. Wolf from Sodus, NY.

said wolftinz 2006.10.26 at 06:41:28 PDT

Thank you for leaving such a nice comment about my Americana photos. I like your photos as well. Wish I had more time to shoot all the visual treasures left standing in the Texas hillcountry and elsewhere across US. I know what you mean about wondering who used to live there. At the old gas station where that pump is at, if you stand back you see the whole little roadside enclave with a diner and motel next to that. You can just see the women in their 20's - 40's hats on and the gas station attendants wiping down the windshields if you have a good imagination. Now there are 1960's houses built in a row there with some 1980's thrown in. Definite poverty, but a sense of happiness thru it all. In one yard, there is an old water pump that was put there to serve for public needs at the turn of the century... tiny plaque says so. lol.... The old ladies standing in their gowns in the yard told me that they'd lived there all their lives which brought to mind lots of images of them going to their first dances, riding in those big beautiful old cars with no air conditioning. They said the only reason it's not all torn down is because it costs too much and their sons are too lazy. LOL I said, "oh, that's good". They got a laugh and went back to putting clothes on the line while I shot everything... a pickup in front nearly rusted apart but still running and used daily, the water pump, the falling down motel sign that said "no vacancy" and "closed" beneath that, and even a side shot of the decayed facade that had hidden the shack that actually was the gas station when it was originally built back in 1921. Wish I could have stayed, sipped iced tea and patted big dog heads on the porch while the ladies told me stories about "back in the day" as they called it. But I was off to an antique rose garden a few miles away. Most of the places I don't get any background on, but that was an exception. Again, thanks for the interest... I'm glad to see someone understands my work. LOL

said chelsea_mauro 2006.09.28 at 16:00:26 PDT

Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful Albums.Most enjoyable.Lovely photos of Daisy looking for squirrels and the snow was delightful.

said periwinkle115 2006.06.28 at 23:20:18 PDT

Hello Flibzodian, thank you very much for you kind message. I never saw a girl with such big eyes! Unfortunately I had sometimes problems with the sharpness of the pictures. Greetings from Switzerland Daniela

said angelika263 2006.05.08 at 13:16:40 PDT