All Forum Comments
Comment by i-Berg posted on Tuesday Evening at 12/05/2010 - 08:52
...and in another century or so, a descendant of Womble's will likely be excavating it as archaeology!
Comment by i-Berg posted on Doormat and brush at 12/05/2010 - 08:51
There's nothing shabby about these shots Andrew? The book shots are my favourites.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Shooting the Past II at 12/05/2010 - 08:46
Kris, I agree - it's the best for my eyes also.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Two garden macros at 11/05/2010 - 13:27
womble wrote:
[quote:3496ace15f="i-Berg"]I know it is fashionable to knock Auntie Beeb but personally I think it would be awful if she went. Radio 4 is priceless and Radio 7 is pretty good too. Having suffered US TV and radio... ugh. NPR does have some good programmes though, especially 'Wait, wait, don't tell me'.
K.
I don't disagree Kris, and would add here that my intent was not to knock the BBC (or our free to air ABC (the BBC equivalent)). We're avid ABC watchers, and a substantial amount of that is due to the quantity of BBC content we get to see there! [quote:3496ace15f="i-Berg"]I know it is fashionable to knock Auntie Beeb but personally I think it would be awful if she went. Radio 4 is priceless and Radio 7 is pretty good too. Having suffered US TV and radio... ugh. NPR does have some good programmes though, especially 'Wait, wait, don't tell me'.
K.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Another pointless thread at 11/05/2010 - 11:46
Mono for me Pauly - and see my comments on your other post FWIW...
Comment by i-Berg posted on London's Statues & Monuments #4 at 11/05/2010 - 11:41
Pauly,
I can see that your titles are setting the trend here - it's all about contextualising your images, as you said at the outset. That way, you can afford to let the statuary aspect recede from the foreground, and become a part of the overall picture. Nice. It's an approach that I like anyway.
I can see that your titles are setting the trend here - it's all about contextualising your images, as you said at the outset. That way, you can afford to let the statuary aspect recede from the foreground, and become a part of the overall picture. Nice. It's an approach that I like anyway.
Comment by i-Berg posted on London's Statues & Monuments #3 at 11/05/2010 - 11:38
Indeed not - some good results there Kris
Comment by i-Berg posted on Two garden macros at 11/05/2010 - 11:35
Unusual take on dandelions, excellent idea!
K.