portfolio plus some candids and scenics

WOW Ragman - they are brill. I gotta go to bed now - the pumkin I turned into over an hour ago is getting mushy. Will have a good look see tomorrow. I went to GrandCanyon in '93 and the most stunning place "Bryce Canyon".

So looking forward to seeing moving pics - it is an exciting time and the place you are going to sounds just amaxing mate.

Thanku for sharing that. I have some beautiful images to go to sleep with now (I visualise everything )


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Iz x

Ragman, you know I'm a fan.

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I zeroed in on the farm. It's an ideal setting, all right. I wish you success there, and hope you keep us updated. I looked at some of the other photos and saw quite a number of very nice ones, but will come back to the Grand Canyon, after dinner.

Ahhhhhh Ragman. Thank you!

I hope you keep this thread alive with your world. Would love to keep peeking inside!

Rest well, Izzy. I look fwd to your comments.

thanks, Rock

Nite folkses x Looking forward to tomorrows pics.

(may SheW can do her potfolio too somewhere)

Happy Days you guys - well done Ragman Regular!

pleasant screams, Izzie!

Thanks again all - Brooke. And ^5 Edgar! Save me some tasty morsels.

Ragman .....there has got to be a nice story behind the pic called "Deer Heart"

Soooooooo cute!

I loved the VT farm shot and the peek-a-boo foliage - is that poison ivy? Lovely photography and similar to my own in that it is often based on nature. Thanks for sharing.

very nice

Thanks, LittleK. YVW. Glad you enjoy.

It was sumac that grew through my fence in my backyard.

Glad to hear it was sumac!

I was quite fortunate 'cause when I entered "peekaboo foliage", and the "Wallingford Vermont farm" and also a B&W image 'silver sand' (beach rocks..looking like an aerial shot), they received awards at small art show contest.

The Grand Canyon shots were unbelievably good.

TY djjd62

TY, Edgar. I really was on target that day. I stayed in Sedona AZ on vacation. I waited for the right day and time of the day (sunset). It was not too long after the southwest had it's "blizzard" in early January.

I always enjoy invitations to view your 'etchings' Ragman

The new space looks quite nice - looks like it'd be comfortable year-round.

Oh hey Ragman...

Have gone through the slideshow a few times now.

WOW

your photography / art is wonderful.

Galway looks as tho you are going to have a fun time there... oh, there is a lot of scope there.

The photos... well, I believe we have a similar eye. I particularly like the bark photos (80) (57) and the simplicity of the shots within nature - I see images like that in my every day - as opposed to the normal scenic shots, I look at surroundings in a more abstract way I suppose (well, abtract - or obscure - I'm not sure what I do).

I loved the silohette yacht... (16) (14) definitely my sorta image. And the Grand Canyon (91) - love that.

(80) Subway - yep yep yep
(73) that should be a M.I.L.K. card....that is the sort of image I send to my soulmate sister - just fab
(70) beautiful - portrait with so much "natural" - stunning
(67) the date on the building and the clock - time.... I don't see the image as such, but the "time-line" within the image (if you see what I mean) - again - just the type of photo I would take
(50) (26) (13) and others..... simple and beautiful
(40) ...of course
(23) (11) - love them
(5) - great setup and colour contrast with reflection
(2) - yep, I do that.

(perhaps you shouldn't have asked my thoughts a? ) :wink:

I think they are great - I love photography and it's great to look at other folks work and how you see the world through the lens.

Good on yer Ragman.

The farm looks like a painting...it is beautiful. The rest of your photos as well. I am always amazed by a good photographers way of capturing a feeling. Quite impressive Ragman. Thanks for sharing!

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Awww, gee! Thanks guys/gals. You folks really know how to make a guy feel good about himself.

Mismi: thanks for the compliment. BTW, that farm about which you'd mentioned must've been the foliage shot with the mist over in VT - not to be confused with the place to where I'm moving. I'd scoped that mntn/farm/foliage shot for about 3 yrs. In fact, I even had status reports phoned to me about the peak period of the foliage season. I got lucky with the fog/mist but I did have to get up at 6am to take advantage.

I just got word from my friends that the new place's veggie garden is growing well (reg. weeded) and there'll be a good variety of fresh veggies in due time for summer harvest. I love cooking. I might start herb garden, but I often don't have great luck with some varieties of herbs. But I digress...! LOL.