This dude is an Aussie with a Latvian soul…go figure…!

Please take a look for yourselves at PHOTOHUMOURIST.com.
Thank you.
Paul Treacy.

Well, english is not my first language so I do have a good alibi!

Well, at first, as I looked at the photo I thought it was a certain Burn Superstar from Texas but then, I saw the name…

I have been a regular reader of your web adventures since the begining of Road Trips and followed on to Burn. I look at the photographs and try to follow the comments. It is a very enjoyable experience. Yes, I am one of the (many) lurkers. I don’t really have anything interesting to show so that’s why I’m here, in silence. Always.

Many thanks again!

Best,

Martin

John V; Thanks for the link, here’s a few I took one afternoon a while ago. Only on FB cos I’m sorting out my new site.

http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/album.php?aid=9958&id=100000972386738

yes, was out for a bit, but all the recent posts and images were from the same little city – the Tex-mex place, our friend’s daugher playing to embarrass Alex…now back to a (snowy) Lexington and attending robotics tournaments and photo talks…

No real photographs, but many fun snapshots….

So it is Imants?

And I thought and hoped that DAH had finally found the person he mistook me for at the beginning :)
Imants certainly appears like the man I imagined DAH expected me to look like.
(is that proper English? Oh well)

What not to love, right Civi?!

Hugs from Frankfurt …
Cooking hearts right now …

Over the thanksgiving holiday, we were at my in-law’s home, in the small town where she grew up. I had some time to kill one afternoon, and went downtown to wander a bit. I stopped inthe bookstore, a newer place, although not a national chain, and even better because they have used books as well, and sought out the photography and art sections.

The photography section had perhaps only 2 or 3 shelves, and as I was looking the ones facing me at eye level were all technical how-to kinds of things….and on the shelf below were the Mgnum book with the 911 photos, Steve McCurry’s The Unguarded Moment, and a collection (forget which one) of various FSA works – all sitting back-out so you couldn’t see them. so I rearranged the shelves, putting the magnum and McCurry book up one shelf, cover facing out, witht he techhie books all together on the shelf below. ;)

Guess I have become a curator of bookstores as well!

Oh ye man of little faith….. :-)

David, as our good friends are reminding you, I am in Cambodia, I do keep my little facebook page reasonably updated (with nice pictures), and I even took the pain not even 2 weeks ago, to reply to a post from panos and send at the same time my greetings to all in these very pages.Which included you, of course. You missed it, but you are excused for this little oversight.

Thanks John for the tripod. The bungee to tie it on the bike was a real collector though, and must have done Sahel back and forth…. At the very least! :-)))

just never heard anyone refer to “enemies” before with regard to a published book…very odd…and a very calculating man in every way as is proven in this film…

JEFF…

ahhh yes, we do have SOME emerging photogs here over 50…exceptions…me included!! most of our demographic is however 17-35 (seems like you are in the exception category yourself!!)…look at that picture under the dialogue post about Bruce Davidson…that will show you the young folks who listen to every word from our sage Imants…