Sasho Alushevski , February 21, 2005; 05:31 A.M.
so many great pictures man !!!... how come no one commentet here yet?... thank you for sharing ...
Baerbel Kavanaugh 
, June 12, 2005; 11:56 P.M.
Great portfolio. There are some real gems here. It was fun taking a virtual tour of your travels.
Frequent Traveler , July 28, 2005; 12:23 A.M.
Terrific Portfolio
Hello Frank,
From one frank to another Frank, frankly, your photographic skill is phenomenal! There are so many great landscape shots -too many to list - you really have a great creative eye.
Lihi Ashkenazi , November 05, 2006; 04:26 A.M.
Contact
Hey,
I was wondering if there's any way to contact you by e-mail/messenger.
I would like to talk to you about your Voigtlander.
Robert DeCandido, PhD 
, November 15, 2007; 05:51 A.M.
Fish-eye Lens
Hey...back in the early 1970s when we saw our first African cichlids here in the USA (NYC), we called your fish-eye fish a Haplochomis. Since then there have been many revisions (via Melanie Stiassny and others) - but their beauty and interesting behavior still fascinate me.
If you ever have a chance to visit Lake Tanganyika (or Malawi) - GO! It is amazing to swim with the cichlids...and then visit the xport comapnies on the lake to see amazing stuff (in good shape). The diversity is stunning.
I booked marked your home page...I still have a 240 gallon set-up that is largely unused right now. Looking at your frontosas, it makes me want to get back into it...Like you, I have always been in love with the beauty of fish - like underwater birds.
Frank, thank You - you have a wonderful web site (great info that is patiently explained) with superb fish photos. You also love to write - so if you are not too busy iwth the two adopted kids, you should write a book ("popular" not scientific) about your favorite subjects.
Best luck with your kids...they must love the fish.
Regards,
Robert DeCandido, PhD - a photo.net member
