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Lots of web sites have Guest Books where you may leave your
mark. We've taken it a step further by asking you to send us your favorite
photo, image, or caricature. They can be of you, your family, your pets, or
even some of the terrific places you've visited in your adventures. Use the email
button found elsewhere on this page to drop us a line, and while you're at
it attach a part of your life. Don't be shy!
My favorite digital camera pic. Botanical
Gardens in Brisbane. I hope you enjoy.
G C G (Kit) Turner |
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Photo by Kit Turner
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Photo by Tara Reed
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Hi! I found your web site after searching
for info about digital cameras. The information you have on your site is
very informative and it was just what I was looking for.
I take TONS of
pictures of my kids. I recently bought a digital camera and now I am hooked!! Here
is one of my daughters taken with the new camera. It's a Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-F717.
Thanks for the info & great pictures!!
Tara Reed Oklahoma City, OK
Thank you, Tara, for the kind words. (IB) |
I am a native of WV and love sharing how
beautiful the scenery is with anyone who would like to look! Hope you enjoy
the picture I took last year. It is on the Cranberry River during a hunting
trip.
Jason Ellis West Virginia |
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Photo by Jason Ellis
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Photo by Mike Wenham
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Hi InternetBrothers! Just looking around
your site, some good advice and I like the visual guest book. I'm keen to try
out your idea of joining together several pics to give
a panoramic effect I'd never thought of that.
My new camera is a Digital dream Quantum 3.2. I've attached a pic I took a
couple of days ago near where I work in Beaconsfield, England. It's of an old
English style lamp post with some nice autumn coloured trees. Please put on
your visual guest book if you think it's good enough! Thanks.
Mike
Wenham Uxbridge, London, England |
I just recently discovered your site and
have been looking at it quite often. Thanks for putting up such a great and
informative collection of tips and links etc., very
interesting and helpful!
I captured this picture just a couple of weeks ago
with my Panasonic LC40S. It was shot at 2240x1680, then cropped a little to
draw focus to the water drops a bit more. It's not the absolute greatest picture
but for my skill level and knowledge, it's nice to see I'm going in my desired
direction with regard to lighting and detail.
I love photography, especially
now in the digital world with the endless possibilities available. Please
consider my photo for your visual guestbook. Thanks again for a great site
much appreciated.
Rick Pennington Washington The Beautiful
Pacific Northwest |
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Photo by Rick Pennington
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Photo by David Nicholls
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Here is an example of my fascination with
macro photography on a spray of dalias with my Canon S40.
David
Nicholls Victoria, BC, Canada |
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Not one shred of evidence supports
the notion that life is serious.
Men are from Earth. Women are from
Earth. Deal with it.
People think it would be fun to be
a bird because you could fly. But they forget the negative side, which is the
preening.
Better not take a dog on the space
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might burn up.
If one synchronized swimmer drowns,
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