rinnywee

Not ALL in-breds just most? Sorry but when I hear a story about myself from a person after I told a completely different person who doesn't EVEN KNOW this person, then I say you're in-bred. :P

I swear everything is in-bred in Iceland. I always meet someone who knows someone else I know... It freaks me out. :)

 

Anyway I come from Melbourne. New Zealand is a very beautiful country, too.

 

- Erin

hei hei

 

Well, not involved with CCP as much as I would perhaps like, but I'm one of the moderators of the official EVE forums. I also have a few friends at CCP, and have been an alpha/beta tester of EVE.

 

I'll be visiting Iceland in January (if all goes to plan), maybe we can have a beer or something? :)

 

- Erin

Ahhh, this I really love. What *is* that in the liquid? Also is it being poured? I find the darkness at the top a little distracting, but otherwise, the back lighting and bubbles are just wonderful. Thank you for sharing.

Hi all,

 

Due to a severe lack of subject matter where I live, I often fall

back on portraits and self-portraits.

 

I'm trying to improve my technique and results, and would appreciate

any comments and tips you may have.

 

Regards,

Erin

Hei :)

 

I have visited Iceland once, back in 1999. I'm planning on coming again in January to visit some of my friends that I know through the game EVE Online.

 

Íslenskan er ekki einföld, en ég ætla að halda áfram að læra. :)

 

Hvernig segir maður "slowly but surely" á íslensku? :)

 

Bless!

- Erin

Hæ Bergur :)

 

This is a series of photos all taken in around 20 seconds while I was at the farm. I think he wanted to eat my camera. :)

 

I know Icelandic because I've been teaching myself for the past few years.

 

Takk fyrir og bless!

I really love this photo. The symbolism that can be drawn from it is great.

Thank you for posting it,

Bestu kveðjur,

- Erin

Hi all,

 

Firstly, thanks for having a look at my photo.

 

I took this near my mother-in-law's house in Normandy, France. I was

immediately struck by the texture and colours of the rusty chains

against the tree. While I feel I captured these nicely, I would

greatly appreciate any comments/tips you may have on how this photo

could be better.

 

Thanks a lot.

This made me smile the moment I laid eyes on it. The nostalgic feeling to it is wonderful. I had to check the date it was taken because at first I thought it was from the 30s or something. :)

I really love this. I keep coming back to look at it.

I love this. It is so cheerful. :)