norman_roberts

November 3, 2003

Are you using a sharpening software? Just curious.

January 25, 2003

I think this is one of the best in your portfolio because of the movement and action. It's also well composed. When you you have a chance would you please email me to describe your pitblind. Thanks (ntrphotog@aol.com)

November 14, 2002

I lived in Denver 1.5 years and visited the San Juan mountains 3x. I've not seen a better landscape on photonet.

October 19, 2002

I think I'm gonna puke.

June 3, 2002

Would love to see a B&W version. Perhaps darken the perimeter.

May 6, 2002

"Let's go. We're holding up this train because of you."

April 27, 2002

Makes me think this must be Van Gogh's grandson. It has that Van Gogh portrait look.

April 13, 2002

This will be us one day. Dead as can be.

March 3, 2002

I think this pic would look great square.

February 4, 2002

Congrats on your photo. I know from experience that when when one of my lesser photographs wins a competition, it still feels good. This photograph, IMHO, would fall within that category. The picture strikes me as rather boring. Here in the midwest flooding happens all the time. I just figure that's what happened here.

August 14, 2001

Great clouds

August 14, 2001

Beautiful sky. So often the polarizer affects only part of the sky, but yours is nice and even.

August 14, 2001

Goes to show it really is the monkey behind the camera. Great shot.

January 14, 2001

Is this photography? No it is not. Is this art? Absolutely! This image all by itself summarizes what is creativity. That is, new, yet built on what has already been done; controversial; it's done well; and it's been done by relatively few people. Look for this sort of thing in a major museum soon I would guess.