Hi Friend, I am happy to let you know that one of the pictures of Authoi (my daughter) has been featured today on Family Channel. Here is the link http://family.webshots.com/photo/2230578790030212237oFBHys

said dilip_mistry 2 days ago

Hi Friend, I wish you and your family the very best of happy New Year. Please follow the link and have a drink with me http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/photo/2768093770030212237IhmvxQ

said dilip_mistry 9 days ago

Merry Christmas and Happy holidays. I wish you and your family the very best. This is a Christmas gift for you. http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/photo/2261086440030212237rirXLw

said dilip_mistry 16 days ago

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Rose in the following link: http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2983511680099712663MPBHZT

said erdogan41 18 days ago

Jonnie Vanlein, Thanks once again for all your attention and kind remarks about my photos, this time of architecture. If you liked the color ones you might like the black and white ones in the older album "Stanford University." A lot of those were taken with a view camera (better for architecture). I've tagged some of my albums but not individual pictures. Should I?

said reedstar 2 months 20 days ago

Hello Jonn if you have a minute, check out these photos from my new (Laman) photo album! Joe http://community.webshots.com/album/567229286XThNvs?vhost=community&start=0

said mypinklotus 3 months 18 days ago

Hi, thanks so much for your comment on my Framed Koker photo! it is one I like a lot, I took quite a few to get that one, but my friend's lens was visible in some of them (he was behind the tree taking other photos). I'll be sure to check some of your out! Mike.

said professormc 3 months 20 days ago

Hey there. Thanks for checking out my sunsets. You asked if I live in california... Nope, I'm far away in central Illinois. I have a good friend that lives in Cali. that we go see every few years or so. I always come back with ton of pictures from there. I still have close to a thousand that I took last Sept. that I haven't gotten up on Webshots yet! Yeah, I'm slow...lol. Have a great weekend, what's left. John.

said jlid1 3 months 25 days ago

Hi Friend, thanks for visiting my Origami Peacock. I appreciate your comments. I used 1032 pieces and spent approximately 30 hours to make it. If you like my origami, then you should take a look at my Origamic Architecture albums too. Those are my favorites. Thanks again. ~Dilip

said dilip_mistry 3 months 26 days ago

Hi Friend, I think you might be interested to see my latest origami creation. Thanks. http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/photo/2187842610030212237jmXBhz

said dilip_mistry 4 months 4 days ago

Regarding the trees, it might appear that I can look at any old tree and rattle off the Latin name of it, which actually isn't true. I don't know that much about botany, although as you guess I have had training in environmental sciences. There are a few trees I do know, for instance, the Giant Sequoia, the Redwood, and the Dawn Redwood. The Dawn Redwood isn't just any old tree; it's related to the other two (forming a group of three, I forget at what level) and was thought to be extinct until the 1930s if I remember right, when some were discovered alive in China. Cape Cod; never been there. Have my own photos of the coast at Manzanita. Cape Cod is a glacial moraine (left over from the ice age).

said reedstar 4 months 26 days ago

Hi Jonnie, thank you so much for all your comments this morning. I am happy that you liked some of my photography, it is a fun pass time for me. Hope you are doing well, thanks again! Carolyn

said ccwri 5 months ago

Thank you for all your nice remarks about my albums. The tree you noted is a Quercus agrifolia -- native to the region.

said reedstar 5 months 2 days ago

phooh... hey you'r albut was great... and i'don't know anything about photography, as my major was computer science... moreover i'love surfing webshots... k...later..!!!

said gcprakashh 2007.12.28 at 20:34:06 PST

Hello my friend, If you have a minute, check out these photos from my Webshots photo album! http://travel.webshots.com/album/561231500ZlRLFO?vhost=travel

said mypinklotus 2007.10.30 at 19:17:40 PDT

Hello, I shot this photo in late evening while I’m in my friend car in Langlkawi. If you got time please check it out and tell me what you think… http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2985456140017399395KnMwDY?vhost=outdoors

said mypinklotus 2007.10.09 at 23:52:35 PDT

Hi Jonn, Thanks for your reply, I too have'nt been on the computer much recently, a bit busy so I have only looked at two or three of your albums so far, but what I have seen are very good indeed, so very soon I will make time to view lots more of them, and my oh my, you do have quite a few of them uploaded here. I will probably be uploading a couple more very soon, I think its a great site and really good to share comments with each other, I like people to criticise my work as it always helps to hear other peoples opinions, I used to be a member of a camera club in England, and the judges used to really slate our pics, but one thing is for sure, it taught me one hell of a lot about photography. You talked about my stats in your message, I dont really know how this works or how it could affect me, so maybe you could enlighten me on this, anyway Jonn, thanks again for your reply and hope to talk again soon. Ray.

said RatHeap 2007.07.16 at 03:32:27 PDT

Hi Jonnie, Thankyou very much for your nice comment about my album "Contrast" The program that I used to edit the pics is Adobe photoshop CS3, but any version of photoshop will do just fine, or some other programs like paintshop pro would do it. What I did in photoshop CS3 was use the new black and white adjustment feature to convert them to B/W, then still in black and white adjustment, I used the cyan and blue sliders to make the blue of the sky very dark or black, then I gave them lots of contrast, and then I used the History brush tool to bring back the original colour back to parts where I wanted it. another way with an older version of photoshop is..convert a color foto to b/w using the image/adjustments/desatur ate command, and then use the history brush tool to bring back the color in the parts you want, and then if you want, give them lots of contrast. I hope this helps, Ray.. ps, now to browse some of your albums if thats ok with you? Ray.

said RatHeap 2007.07.07 at 02:58:14 PDT