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This is a very nice, very neat village Volkmar, but why not name it? I always find it unfortunate that photgraphers not give a name to their photos. In this case, it would be interesting to see on Google maps or elsewhere where this village is situated. -
Thank you Philip! After all the cortorsions you impose on us, this soothing bath will do me good. -
Bonjour John, ce livre était merveilleux! Que puis-je faire pour vous maintenant? -
Au contraire Jean-Claude, je crois que cet environnement dépeint exactement l'histoire de cette photo. La jeune femme descend de sa chambre se chercher un beau livre pour meubler sa matinée. Elle réalise soudainement qu'elle est toute nue et qu'un inopportun photographe l'attend tapi derrière un meuble afin de croquer sa proie au naturel. -
La belle France! -
Daniel, are these women the same as those on your beach vollyeyball photos, but in their civilian clothes? -
Superbe! Mon pays, c'est l'hiver ne peut être illustré de meilleure façon. -
miscellaneous Happy Birthday America, Long May She Wave.
yves_petit commented on scott_murphy5's gallery image in Street
Vive les États-Unis d'Amérique, longue vie à son président et bonheur au peuple! -
For those who may wonder, the fruit is from the amelanchier tree (Latin - amelanchier alnifolia, French - amélanchier) also know as Saskatoon berry, service berry. It is very sweet and was a prime food of the american indians who used it in their preparation of pemmican. -
Long-nosed hazelnut, noisette à long bec, corylus cornata for those who care to know. -
Well Bjorn, Bandana man rather chose a flattening way! -
Superbe! Point de vue, ambiance, modèle, tout est parfait. -
Trump and his entourage were too stupid to have staged a coup which had any chance of success. Who now could side with someone so incompetent? Vive la république américaine! -
Yeah, second term in prison, that's what this idiot deserves. -
Simple, serene and elegant! Bravo Kevin -
Je voudrais y être Robert en lieu et place de ma morne banlieue montréalaise. -
Doug, all your photos exude authenticity, this one as well as well as those of battered down farm buildings. In what area of the US were these photos taken? Félicitations! -
Bravo Al pour cette composition imaginative, sobre et belle. -
from the graveyard from the graveyard
yves_petit commented on FranzWeber's gallery image in Black and White
I like to think of personalized graveyard monuments as being a last message to the living. In this case, the deceased probably had an affection for Our Lady and for the holiness of children. The buttresses on either side might represent this person's defences to protect his or her family?? -
Nice photo Franz. May I make a suggestion? Since I am a tree lover, I know this is a oak tree leaf, maybe white oak or bur oak, but it would be nice for those not so familiar with trees to at least know it's an oak tree leaf. -
Cameron, I'm sure Monet would appreciate this photo. Bravo! -
Philip, il manque un "s" à printemps. Cependant, tout est parfait dans cette composition. -
Taughannock falls, near lake Cayuga and city of Ithaca -
This trail has been much used, however will you have the courage to walk past its curves, crests and troughs? ...beautiful inspiring photo!
