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Hi Renee: Just wanted to let you know that I posted the pics of the elusive duck (they're not great, but you can at least see her) and some frog/toad pics from our pool skimmers. I think it's called: Look who visited our pool...or something like that! Sandy

said nanagahma 2 days ago

Sorry. I forget to tell you my email address, which is doyen_d@hotmail.com. Thanks again.

said doyendd 2 days ago

Hello Renee. I found one mushroom pictures from following link by google image. http://image53.webshots.com/653/6/67/1/2582667010044617040kxgbFp_ph.jpg I'm now doing a visual modeling of the brain and would like to use your posted image as the the neuronal network inputs. Could you please give me the permission of using and publishing your image? If yes, once the paper was published, I will let you know. Thanks a lot.

said doyendd 2 days ago

that's insanity dear..........whoa, it's here....aargghehhehe, dont know whether to scream or laugh uncontrollably...shear sigh on it

said trueblvr 2 days ago

Hi Roaming Renee, totally understood, have to enjoy while you canity or all becomes sanity right?

said trueblvr 2 days ago

Hi Renee. Just posted my Summer Collection of Beauties and I'd like to invite you to view them at this link- http://good-times.webshots.com/album/564163339xKMTmM . I hope you enjoy them. Thanks and take care.

said _spiderman72 2 days ago

Hiya sweetheart, how lovely to find you in my mailbox this morning.....were you there all night.....Ooooooh I bet you've got cramp now. lol Thank you for the lovely comments on my pelicans. I watched them for hours. I have loads of them.....but too many is boring so they will stay in a file somewhere. Glad to have you back home hon. Have a lovely day. Warm wishes and hugs Lynnie.

said lynnie440 3 days ago

Thanks Renee for the info about your camera. I realized after you mentioned it about the viewfinder being a possiblity to use rather than the LCD screen if it's too bright out. Never thought of that before! So I tried it today and it actually works rather well. My Casio doesn't have a viewfinder but the Sony does so I'm glad you mentioned that. Thanks! :-))It now seems like such an obvious solution, where is my brain these days? LOL! I plan on posting a very short frog/toad album shortly so you can see what I was talking about. We had a newcomer to our pool today, a cute little frog. He didn't seem to want to leave the pool because he kept jumping back into the water when I tried to point him towards the garden area! So I went and got my camera and took several shots of him before I finally got him to leave the pool. He sure was a cute little guy though. Sandy

said nanagahma 3 days ago

Hi Renee, you came back with your comments! Thanks dear friend. You are right every piece of artifact is a piece of art. And I will remember to take more photos of the Jewellery the next time I visit, just for you and Lois. lol. Chris

said chrispua 3 days ago

Renee,have a wonderful week with your family.Regards

said rasim1 3 days ago

Ok I'll give you a week to recover ;-)

said mirlen101 4 days ago

Hello Renee, thanks for viewing my "Nefertiti" album. You are right, now that I take a closer look at that picture, it does seems as if the subject has been frozen in time. Thanks for your comments. Chris

said chrispua 4 days ago

you are home !.......ty for the nice comments on that caterpillar, de hopper and the hoverfly Dear. That caterpillar has to be the most beautiful one i've ever seen. i imagine you are swamped in here.....hugs mom

said Quippu 4 days ago

hi renee - thank you so much for the congratulations on my first featured homepage POTD! what a surprise!! i appreciate your recognition and support. take care. -k8

said scorpchick72 5 days ago

My new scanner photography tutorial album is completed , I think ;-) I had a lot of requests ( 7 ;-) for a tutorial after the first couple scanner albums got hit/views in the thousands . The second album got an album POTD and 25,000 hits in one week . So by great demand ( 7 people ;-) You can go to the top of my album list by clicking my user name or here's the link http://entertainment.webshots.com/album/564135626loYoZR

said mirlen101 5 days ago

Hey Renee ... I got a little something for ya ..... http://good-times.webshots.com/album/564167672wkKpSG

said leervis67 5 days ago

no creative challenge entries from our Renee???????

said gloridays 6 days ago

Hi, hope you are well, I have enjoyed your albums, thanks for sharing some beautiful pics with world community, I didn’t want to pass comment any of your particular photography, your entire album is gorgeous & nice. you can also enjoy some super beautiful family photographs, scenery - nature & roses of my garden in my web: http://community.webshots.com/user/sharif53.

said sharif53 6 days ago

Thanks Renee for the information and help about the macro lens I really appreciated you are wonderful. Joe

said bounajoe 6 days ago

Hi Renee, huge apologies as I neglected to thank you for your visit to Rick's Willow Ptarmigan shots (you have to forgive me as I have 'CRS' lol). Hope all is well. Take Care. ~Deb & Rick~

said AKaurora 8 days ago

i found the blue flower you asked about. It is Vipius Bugloss/Blueweed and i reckon Echium vulgae is the department, lol

said Quippu 8 days ago

OOOOOOOOOoh you have been into my new flower album early, ty ty and ty even more for the lovely remarks, made my day ! I'm not sure what or how DOF has you flubbered gasted but i like it. I think that blue flower is called Jacob's Ladder or Akaura thinks it may be anyway. enjoyed your visit, luv mom

said Quippu 8 days ago

Hi Renee, thanks for your recent visit to our 'Day Trippin' album and for your very kind and generous comments, they are truly appreciated. The Great Horned Owls were a wonderful surprise, our daughter told us about them. They were in the trees at the edge of the campground where they stayed over the 4th of July weekend and the boys (our grandsons) were so excited that they saw two young owls sitting in the tree, so we stopped by there on the 7th and there was only the one young one (which we took photos of) then we had friends staying in our motor home with us for about a week and we took them there to see if we could see and photograph it or them, and at first we thought they weren't there and I turned and noticed the 'rear view 4 Renee' shot (which was my first shot) then I noticed the other two, so we got to see and photograph both the youngsters and one of the adults. It was so much fun just clicking away (4 of us with cameras) and they just stayed right there. The one youngster was so cute it was perched on a limb up close to the tree trunk and it would peek around one way then peek around the other side of the tree trunk. Both days that we viewed and photographed them were overcast and dreary out, so I am hoping to go back and see/photograph them again on a nice day where theres a clear blue sky and sunshine. You won't believe how many photos I took (212 .. I kid you not!), it's crazy. Take Care. ~Deb & Rick~

said AKaurora 9 days ago

I came by to tell you about Kate's beautiful shot, but you are so on the ball! I've known her for about a year and watched her grow by leaps and bounds. I'm very proud of her for making a great POTD. And now...I miss you! And I know you and I are so busy, our jaws are hittin' the floor. We're back installing a whole bunch of new gear at our place, so I don't get to chat much for awhile....Hugs, buddy!

said waynocook 9 days ago

Hi Renee: Thanks so much for visiting my "more flowers" album and for all your lovely comments. I put the pink roses with the queen bee on my 21 inch screen and I was amazed at how much detail I was able to get at the distance away that I was. The eyes and wings are all very obvious and pretty in-focus considering the fact that they don't stay put for very long! LOL. With your type of camera do you have problems viewing the objects in bright sunlight, or is there a hood around the lens preventing it? Sometimes all I can see is my reflection in the LCD screen due to bright sun, especially in the Sony camera. . .the Casio is better in that regard! So it makes it hard to tell if it is in-focus or not, in bright sunlight, or even if the object I'm trying to photograph is truly in view! So it's fun to get it up on the computer and see what I actually captured! Thanks again for your taking the time to comment and view my photos. Sandy

said nanagahma 9 days ago