Hi Rod, This was an awesome album! Loved them all actually! Thanks for visiting my album and your nice comments. Glad you stopped by. That wasn't my best album however if you want to see my favorites go to the Lake Tahoe one.

said pamsavelo 2008.06.11 at 06:32:35 PDT

Hello Rod, this old featured album of yours gained new actuality with one of the last creative challenges! Since then I am totally addicted to sepia. A wonderful experience. Your album is truly a master piece! I enjoyed very much to explore it. Thanks for your nice message on my Outdoor-POTD nearly a month ago! You made my day! - Galit

said 854847 2007.08.31 at 12:46:15 PDT

It looks as in an old film.Very good atmosphere. I like it very much, Rod. Thanks for passing by at my flowers. Groeten, Mieke

said miekesphotos2 2006.05.07 at 11:52:28 PDT

This album with sepia tones is fantastic. Thanks for sharing.

said luvvf 2006.04.21 at 03:19:37 PDT

Dear Chris, Well done for finding my "first bluebell" I do hope I can add some more soon this spring is taking too long to get going. I don't know whether you caught the programme about Friese Green travelling the country Tuesday evening As he travelled through Devon I couldn't help but think of you :o)Take care now, Jill. Ps I love Pugwash in sepia tones

said jillbatchelor2 2006.04.20 at 05:27:28 PDT

Hi Rod....Fantastic "rebirth" of this awesome Featured Album as your images in Sepia Tones are wonderful..You've done an outstanding presentation with it my friend...Thanks for sharing & God's Blessings from Texas...Ken

said bigdaddy8x14 2006.04.19 at 18:20:40 PDT

Hi Chris, You have a point, the sepia tone is timeless, could've been shot yesterday or five year ago, but it also brings a stint of mystery to the picture. I would wonder how it would look in color, like one can't wait to open a present to find out what's inside. Best regards. An Oregon Coast Greetings. Ron

said rboise 2006.04.19 at 15:16:21 PDT

Dear Chris, Time to view your beautiful Sepia images again. It's strange how when you view the pictures you look at things in a completely different way and I am drawn to look at all the details in the pictures far more. Thanks for your lovely and always welcome comments in my Sussex weekend album and I gave Nigel your congratulations too, thank you :o) Hope you have a lovely Easter Take care now my friend, Jill

said jillbatchelor2 2006.04.15 at 08:36:03 PDT

Rod, how beautiful! I love the sepia tones, I did that with one picture at the end of my Beardslee Castle album! Terrific effect! Thank you for your support and kind remarks in my Easter Parade feature album today, I am so happy to share joy with all of you! Take care, my friend, and happy Easter! - claudia

said gardenlady110 2006.04.14 at 13:34:58 PDT

Thankyou , Rod, for signing my Guestbook re my Spider Webs album. I appreciate you taking the time and your kind comments. I will be back to browse your albums again....I have put you in My Favourites ...must look at Bonnie Scotland again !! I was born in Dunbar, 29 mls. from Edinburgh. Agin... thanks ! Haere Ra from New Zealand. Ella

said ggranny104 2006.04.03 at 14:29:15 PDT

Hi Rod, and thanks for the GB entry for my Return To Beijing album today. That brought me to your site, where I'm finding so much to like that I hardly know where to start. I came first to this sepia album, since I have one of those too, and I love what you achieved here. WOW! Your work is phenomenal, and your praise is much appreciated. Best regards from San Francisco...Jeff

said jeff415 2006.03.25 at 11:39:13 PST

Hi Rod, Wow!!!! They may be new, but it's like a trip back in time. What a wonderful job you have done here Thanks for sharing, Hugs from Chris and Jay/ Australia

said chrisjay105 2006.03.19 at 02:50:45 PST

<font color="navy"> Rod, all of these photos contain such wonderful subjects for sepia toned photos - that timelessness of any old buildings. I especially love #s 41 & 42, the schoolhouse and farmhouse. They could be striking in B & W, but are warmer in your chosen sepia. Thank you for sharing another medium. </font><br> <center><font color="red"> Judy aka L@dybug, Florida </font></center>

said ladybug591 2006.03.18 at 05:53:09 PST

Hi Rod. I love the additions you have made here and your choice of subject is inspired. I thought when I first saw Pugwash in colour that it was tailor made for sepia conversion and obviously you had the same idea. The old cottage at Shaldon looks just magnificent under your treatment and the other new ones have also benefitted. Great work my friend and I am looking forward to your weather picking up so's you can get out and about with that Nikon once again. Best wishes, Peter

said georgieboy98 2006.03.18 at 02:35:46 PST

Hi Rod, what a spendid album, all these shots could have come out of a museum, you have chosen them well. they all lend themselves to the sepia look very well, as always I love your work so I find this album very educating as well, food for thought so to speak. take care my friend and remember Spring has just about sprung, Ken

said saxonfenken 2006.03.18 at 01:10:58 PST

Hello Rod! Wow, don't know how I missed this wonderful collection, but your imagery compositions combined with the Sepia tones is outstanding!! Although I prefer B&W and shades of gray, the textures and subjects you've picked lend themselves well to this treatment, really focusing your view on the details and scenic topic of each image..Well Done!! Of course, your presentation and commentaries are Always 1st Class and add sooo much to the total portfolio experience!! I'll be attempting that soon (B&W-Sepia), may be going for the new Canon 30D to compliment my glass! Take Care My Friend!! Ted

said torretab 2006.03.17 at 18:04:55 PST

Hi Rod! First of all, thanks so much for your kind words in my album yesterday. How very sweet of you. Secondly, I LOVE your work! I especially love sepia photos and this album is just lovely! Thanks for sharing! Best wishes, Kris :)

said KrisApplegate 2006.02.16 at 18:53:48 PST

Rod - Just taking a break from work and thought I would stop by for a visit. I found this album to be timeless and very well done. The captures are beautiful. Thank you for such an exceptional viewing experience. I really enjoy viewing your work. I look forward to my next visit. Best regards, Stan, California

said srapada 2006.02.09 at 11:41:41 PST

Hi Rod, these are all wonderful pictures and I agree with you: the monocrome photography makes them somehow timeless! A wonderful experience to me. Also, I appreciate your interesting captions very much. Thank you for visiting my album "Christmas in Vienna" in December. Best wishes for a great year 2006 from Vienna (Austria), Vera

said veralebail 2006.01.05 at 06:10:30 PST

Hi Rod, I suppose it's about time I got off my backside and commented on your wonderful work :^)... and this album is a dandy to be sure. Tight, well balanced compositions that waste not a centimeter of the frame, and lighting that brings out the texture of the wonderful structures, as well as the wonderful atmosphere of my favorite part of England. And the sepia toning adds the final touch that lifts these photos way beyond the ordinary. By the way, you and I must be almost exactly the same age judging from the pictures you have posted of yourself on Webshots. I was born in 1949 and you must have been too. I thought I looked boyish at 18 but you have me beat there :^). The wife and I are considering leaving the safety and comfort of our couches here in East Texas, jumping on a jumbo jet and visiting the U.K. sometime in 2006. No way I'd go there without a visit to the West Country. If you don't mind, I might look you up and extend the hand of international friendship! Take care and have a great 2006! Ken

said shutter_bug_2000_2... 2005.12.27 at 10:31:35 PST

I just absolutely love this album - you have taken us back in time with the sepia - I LOVE SEPIA ! :) All your albums here are outstanding - picture post card perfect ! You have expressed here in all these albums, everything that is beautiful ! Cheers, Mary Alice - Gerrans Cornwall www.justnicephotos.com

said maryaliceflessapol... 2005.12.09 at 02:46:01 PST

Hi again Rod and I am always drawn to this album in case you have added some more shots. Since you described your methods to me I have found that I have been looking at certain older style places out here with a view to adding to my own sepia album at some time in the future. Many thanks for writing in my Aussie Landscapes GB and you are not alone in not realising that it can snow in Australia. Not here in the west, but parts of NSW and Victoria have quite a high annual snowfall and skiing is a very popular pastime over there. I am still not too happy with the way some of my old slide scans come out - I spend ages working them in photoshop but still can't get them just right. I mainly work in Layer Adjustments but still lack the knowledge to know which are the right tools to apply. I am certain it is possible to get a better finish to them than I am currently managing. From your knowledge of photoshop what are your thoughts on this? (Other than going back and re-taking them all in digital of course - LOL) Best wishes, Peter

said georgieboy05 2005.11.26 at 18:33:29 PST

Bonjour Rod,i've been visiting this album almost 3 years ago,the change from B&W to Sepia gives it that special something,(it should be featured again!!)I've been trying to pick a favorite but the whole album is just so amazing my friend that i forgot about it!Just the right choice of subjects for that beautiful album;i've been trying my hand at sepia on my last album,if you have a minute i invite you to check it out.Thank you so much for your kind words on my mosaiculture album,your visit is always very appreciated.Have a great week-end!Luc

said kligon 2005.11.26 at 07:37:00 PST

Hi Rod, This album is wonderful. Yet the flavor of the old color. Each photo is like a glance backwards. Seeing this album, we cannot avoid to love the photography. Thanks to share it. Take a care my dear friend. Best regards from this corner of Spain. Jesus

said raijomayo100 2005.10.01 at 13:10:16 PDT

and congratulations on the feature

said annsimages 2005.09.30 at 09:07:06 PDT

Hello Rod, thank you for returning to my little site and your comments, although I havn't finished that album yet, Im after some more winter veg. I like your sepia album very much and have downloaded 10 of the photos, hope you don't mind, have a nice weekend. Ann

said annsimages 2005.09.30 at 09:06:39 PDT

Sorry Rod -- I forgot about that over-zealous censor who will not let us write a s s u m i n g; m a s s i v e; c l a s s i c; p a s s e d; etc.. Gladys.

said gladysclancy2 2005.09.30 at 01:34:31 PDT

Hi Rod! This is about my third attempt to get back to thankyou for your lovely comments about my Swan River album, and each time I have given up because the pages won't load. This time I have managed to enjoy these lovely Sepia images -- the soft warm tones suit the subjects you have chosen and really give them a timeless quality. Makes a nice variation from the colour we have become so accustomed to. Am I correct in ####uming that these were in B & W when the album was Featured? I think they look great in Sepia. Thanks for sharing, have a good weekend.. Gladys.

said gladysclancy2 2005.09.30 at 01:32:19 PDT

Ho Rod, Thanks for the nice comments in my Llanrwst album, I think I took to many of the same place, but I liked the view and could not stop clicking. Your photos of the Sepia album are great, I see Peter is doing well with them. Are you his teacher? lol. Great photos Rod, going to Jersey Sat, hope to find some good places's to take photos. Best wishes. Ray and Eileen. Lancashire.

said viking153 2005.09.19 at 08:45:13 PDT

Hello Rod, once again and very many thanks for your thoughts and comments on my first attempts. It has been a fun exercise and I actually did about twice as many as I have posted!! So guess what!! LOL And I like the two latest additions here - that traction engine is a thing of beauty isn't it? Thanks again and all best wishes from the land that used to hold the Ashes..... Peter

said georgieboy05 2005.09.19 at 05:54:25 PDT

Hello Rod, I have seen some of these in colour but this is great. It look like something out of the late 1800's. Your did a great job. Caroline Louisiana USA.

said wmcaroline2003 2005.09.17 at 22:20:41 PDT

Hi Rod and it's been great to wander back in time once more via this album. You obviously do your sepia toning in Photoshop - I haven't learnt that yet so if you get a spare few minutes I would appreciate a little tutorial please!! Most of these I have seen before, of course but still paused for a longer look at several, including most of the additions. Cornwall and Devon have ideal places that compliment sepia perfectly and the shots I REALLY go for are 1) Polperro (the perfect shot) 3) Harbour Light - better in sepia than colour I feel 5)Mevagissey. The two shots of Exeter Cathedral, especially the interior, are magnificent. 15)Buckfast Abbey lends itself to this medium very well as does 18) the inner harbour at Brixham. The threshing machine in 21 is great - our friend MaryAlice would like that!. All the shots around Cockington are just perfect in sepia - it's the natural medium for these photos. The only one I am NOT sure about is Torquay Harbour. As a photo I loved the colour version but I feel the modern launches, cruisers etc. are just a tad out of place in sepia - what do you reckon? Finally Powderham Castle and Torre Abbey have a far more natural look about them with the treatment you have applied. An all over wonderful album that should surely "sell" the delights of Glorious Devon and Cornwall to the world. Congratulations on a super job. All best wishes, Peter

said georgieboy98 2005.09.17 at 20:47:02 PDT

Hi! Thank you for your comments in my GB for"Exhibition" ! I WAS trying to capture people's expressions,& am glad it turned out! I especially enjoyed the looks on the childrens' faces at the midway--so full of delight & anticipation! None of the adults seemed to be having 1/2 as much fun! I should add that I find this album very enjoyable---it could have been taken 100 yrs. ago.I tried the same in one of my albums,& the whole sepia thing does seem to make you stop & look closer! Many thanks for sharing this album!--Nancy

said greyhairs1 2005.09.16 at 18:41:56 PDT

Hello Rod....how great the pictures look in sepia. I'll have to try that myself sometime, such a different feel to them! Terrific work, as always! - claudia

said gardenlady110 2005.09.16 at 11:35:06 PDT

Hi Rod, WOW don't your pictures look so different in sepia tones I do like them though and you clearly like to experiment a lot when taking your pictures something I am still learning to do but when you are with the family there is only so much time you can play around without causing bored faces ;O)I think pictures in black and white do make you look for things and clouds can look amazing that way. The subjects you choose for this treatment too lend themselves to being oldie worldie so it kind of fits they are black and white. Thank you so much for your really lovely GB entires I'm glad too the weather was kind for us at last and we do get some lovely days in our second week too. I noticed too that you have me as one of your favourites ,not very observant of me not to notice sooner but WOW I feel so honoured by that. Staffa was an amazing place to visit and I know what you mean about wanting to go there now you have seen pictures. We have problems with our computer at the moment so it might be a few days till we get it back and I can post anymore pictures. I'm using our laptop right now and its really annoying but I can't get photoshop to work on it and I know there are things that need doing to the pictures to come, just to make them better thats all and straighten up a few dodgy horizons :-/ I also found you website link too If ever there were pictures that needed to be on a website they are yours. Right I better finish before this turns into a book Take care now and have a good weekend Jill

said jillbatchelor 2005.09.16 at 10:04:02 PDT

Hello Rod, the monochrome makes this is a different and very interesting album, my favourites are the sepia tones of Mousehole. I have tried the 8800 but probably under the wrong circumstances. LOL I took it and the 5400 out on Sunday, it was 24 degrees, I had a fleece on to protect my arms from the midgies,I also had the midgie net on, and just about fainted in the heat as I trailed waist high through the moors! So I opted for my own one, on saying that mine has a wide angled lens which I prefer but there is no zoom to speak of so I will probably use them both depending on what I want to capture. Louise

said lcmcgil 2005.08.18 at 07:40:14 PDT

Hi Rod and thank you for your kind words addressed to "Sometimes..." album - I appreciated them very much. This time I visit your another featured album - so - please accept my belated congratulations :o)Monochromatic photography is "a real one" for me still...My favourites here are pictures #8 and #9 (of the Mosehole Street) - I like a lot an athmmosphere of them. Many friendly regards from Tami :o) PS. It would be a pleasure for me to dedicate you and your wife a picture of your choice in "Sometimes...". Tami

said tamihania 2005.08.05 at 13:01:26 PDT

Hi there :-) georgieboy98 directed me to this album and I am glad he did as these are excellent monochrome examples. I can see why it was featured so a belated congratulations. I have just started to experiment with black and white and find it seems to take you back in time and add another dimension to photography. Although I must admit I find it a little hard at the moment to find the contrast I am happy with. Thanks for sharing. Chris...QLD Australia :-)

said chrissy40111 2005.06.19 at 02:29:59 PDT

This is just a superb album Rod and I cannot imagine how I have missed seeing it earlier. When I started photography we COULD only work in black and white of course, usually 120 roll film in a square black box called a camera!! No way would it ever take photos like this and I am wondering if you actually took these in BW or if the originals were colour and you have converted them. I do just that and convert them in channel mixer which gives better results that using the BW setting on the camera. Either way your photos are magnificent and I am very impressed with the way in which you have managed to avoid getting those brassy, glary gift shops and picture postcard sellers in picture in your Mousehole photos. Best wishes, Peter in Western Australia

said georgieboy98 2005.03.31 at 02:54:31 PST

Wonderful pictures!Got your webside as a secret tipp! You captured amazing places! I mean, you did it in an amazing way ! Thanks so much Tina

said tinadeko 2005.01.24 at 08:07:55 PST

Hello. Beautiful pictures, hope to someday go to &quot;the old country&quot;. Are you recovered from the move in to your new home? I really liked the picture warning viewers to &quot;beware the dogs&quot;. I and my husband are of English, Irish, and Scottish blood. One reason the settlers like the Highlands of Eastern Kentucky is because it remined them of home. Good job, hope to see more pictures, take care. Judy

said jude163 2005.01.19 at 09:30:04 PST

Wonderful album. Love the black and white. Very nice. RB/Maine http://community.webshots.com/user/bennettreg

said bennettreg 2003.05.19 at 06:49:23 PDT

Hi Rod. A belated Congratulations on your Featured Album. I don't think I've seen it before. My favorite shots are the Mousehole Alleys. If I ever come to be in Cornwall, I'll have to have dinner at The Admiral Benbow. It's very charming. Well, take care now, I'm off to see what's in philmarlite's album. The curiosity is overwhelming. Erin

said bobsmom100 2003.05.17 at 04:41:16 PDT

dang it looks mighty pretty in them there parts!! Yall got lots of trees and lakes and stuff. Hey what kind of hunting can ya do there? I loves to shoot stuff. No yellow snow there? Here in Texas, or is it Oklahoma? Better ask Ma...yup, we is in Texas, it is also pretty here. It is near dry in these parts all the time, though it does rain space shuttle parts. Come visit my lovely album of a redneck patriot family. Click on my name above and prepared to be taken to MY world.

said philmarlite 2003.05.16 at 14:24:26 PDT

Congr. on your featured album yesterday! The B&W gives a good idea how it was years ago when everything was more simple then now. I love this album. Best regards, Mieke

said miekesphotos1 2003.05.16 at 12:09:46 PDT

Rod, Congratulations on your feature album yesterday. Sorry I was not able to sign it then. I think the whole area is a beautiful spot and by putting it into black and white you have captured the essence of the old town, the narrow streets and alleys. It a very nice album and glad you were featured. best wishes, Barbara http://community.webshots.com/user/midnight_lace http://community.webshots.com/user/barbaramidnight

said midnight_lace 2003.05.16 at 08:12:43 PDT

Hi, Very nice album, I've enjoyed looking at your albums. You are invited to see my albums of montages and Paints at http://community.webshots.com/user/pit666 . Feel free to download any photos you like and please sign my guest book. Pierre

said pit666 2003.05.16 at 03:05:13 PDT

Congrats on being featured. B&W's create such an amazing atmosphere of a place. Thanks for sharing! Come visit my pages!

said radnip 2003.05.15 at 21:18:07 PDT

I loved the Newlyn fleet. Great b&W album. Congratulations. Thanks for sharing. Dianna from Memphis

said diannataylorcrumpl... 2003.05.15 at 20:06:43 PDT

Hi! Congratulations on being featured with this wonderful image collection in black and white!!! A well deserved honour for you!!! These photos are absolutely outstanding and great captured!!! Thank you very much for sharing your work!!! Greetings and God bless from Switzerland, Erik.

said evpictures 2003.05.15 at 19:37:43 PDT

Great B & W's! Congrats on being featured! Deb from Colorado

said unicorn2 2003.05.15 at 18:32:18 PDT

Outstanding B&W shots! Congrats on being featured!! Lord Bless!!!

said danabigboy 2003.05.15 at 16:35:22 PDT

Congratulations at your featured album!!! Good work Rod I love what you did with these pictures keep it up,Good to see you featured here today....Syble

said smorgano57 2003.05.15 at 16:06:50 PDT

Hello!, I had the privilege to have had the possibility to be able to look at all your albums!!; I took the time that it was necessary and you have the photographer's professionalism to offer us magnificent photos, very high in color and very beautiful qualities of shots!!; I must confess that a lot of members of community webshots, like the nature!!, and also one learns to know the countries that are magnificent to visit!!, and some either the topic and it is always pleasant for our eyes to look at so beautiful photos!!; Congratulations and thank you!! ; I must confess that I say + - the same message to other members that also have very good qualities as you, and it is what makes the wealth of Webshots Community!!!,; please excuse me for the few of knowledge of English!!, your friendships, from Belgium..&lt;bonpapab obonne@hotmail.com&gt ;

said richard1378 2003.05.15 at 15:28:49 PDT

Glad to see you are featured!! Congratulations!! This is a wonderful black and white album. Enjoy your day, Chantal:-))

said zazoo105 2003.05.15 at 15:25:48 PDT

marvelous.great composition. a beauty.congratulations.

said amandabargar 2003.05.15 at 12:57:35 PDT

Congratulations on the feature! :)))

said barblanger 2003.05.15 at 12:57:35 PDT

Wonderful B/W photos, this is a great album with such great detail not destracted by color. Congratulations on being featured today. Thanks for sharing..............Gene from Florida.

said tewbyfourgn5 2003.05.15 at 12:55:02 PDT

Different viewing black and white.

said greetings2you 2003.05.15 at 11:52:34 PDT

congratulations for this stunning and beautiful album.great composition.ana

said sanztineo 2003.05.15 at 11:34:44 PDT

Iskrene èestitke! Leon

said zumbo1101 2003.05.15 at 11:15:59 PDT

Congratulations on your featured album! The photos are great. Thanks for sharing! http://community.webshots.com/user/brianhahaha

said brianhahaha 2003.05.15 at 10:26:52 PDT

Wonderful album Rod! Very artistic work. Many congratulations on being featured today! Michel

said nttl2k2 2003.05.15 at 09:40:07 PDT

congratulations for this marvelous album.great pics.agustinguti131,agust inguti231

said agustinguti413 2003.05.15 at 09:32:42 PDT

Congratulations for this featured album. These B/W pictures give me a nostalgic impression. Thank you for sharing them. Kara

said grovermax 2003.05.15 at 08:26:28 PDT

Very nice,Chris! Sometimes B&W shows things you miss in color! Congrats on being featured... Jenny, in Alabama

said bossmare1 2003.05.15 at 07:52:27 PDT

This is special B&W! Super! I like almost every picture but the ones of Mousehole Harbour I like the best, special number 2! Have a great webshotday! Ine

said knijpers1 2003.05.15 at 07:07:32 PDT

Congrat! Great B&W album. Regards Lidian

said lidianfans 2003.05.15 at 05:34:20 PDT

Good morning Chris and congratulations on your unique b&w featured album. Wonderful photos. Like them all and couldn't choose a favorite although the lead off photo is grand. Take care, Sharon/Arizona

said sedona908 2003.05.15 at 04:51:30 PDT

So very nice. Black and white can be so stunning as yours are, adds a nice touch. Maria

said hpangel 2003.05.15 at 04:06:38 PDT

Well! Good morning and congratulations on your beautiful b&w feature! What a plesant suprise to find you in the features this morning..wonderful album Chris..Love it. Marianne

said bowlingranny2 2003.05.15 at 03:59:34 PDT

Congratulations!! Wonderful album to be featured, enjoy!!

said blazeofglory02 2003.05.15 at 03:21:37 PDT

Hello, Congratulations on being a featured album!! Good work, like the idea of black and white photos! Keep up the good work. Maria. Berkshire. England.

said photo_magic 2003.05.15 at 03:19:29 PDT

PS...I once lived in a place called 'Australias Little Cornwall'...Moonta, in South Australia...The original inhabitanta were all from Cornwall ...^_^

said gypsy646 2003.05.15 at 02:55:06 PDT

Gidday my friend..^_^ Been awhile since I visited Cornwall in B&W...and it's still so beautifully portrayed....The 'Mousehole Alley' Pickie...I just cant imagine what it would be like to live in such close quarters...I hope I never have to find out...I love the country...the bush and the Waaay Outback...and heaps of room to move...LOL...Congratulati ons on having this album featured today...I Love B&W study's...hope all is well in your world...regards and bestest wishes to U-N-Chris...Gypsy...^_^

said gypsy646 2003.05.15 at 02:53:18 PDT

Bonjour Rod!What a pleasant surprise to see you featured this morning,i always had a weakness for B/W and your choice of subjects is very appropriate for that kind of film.Congratulations my friend!!Luc

said kligon 2003.05.15 at 01:48:57 PDT

Congratulations!Love the blavk and whites! Donna:)

said sherwoodie2002 2003.05.15 at 01:31:52 PDT

Congratulations Rod on this awesome Featured Album of B&W..Such detail in every photo..You truly deserve this honor my friend because you take such pride in each of your albums..Lets see more of these in the future..Enjoy your Featured Day & God's Blessings from Texas...Ken

said bigdaddy8x14 2003.05.15 at 01:14:19 PDT

Bonjour Rod,i keep coming back to this album,these b&w shots fascinates me,the Lanyon Quoit is superb it looks likes it's right out of an history book!Thanks for your kind words on my new winter shots, there is more of them in my other album.Waiting for your additions to this marvellous B&W album.Best Wishes.Luc

said kligon 2003.01.13 at 14:33:14 PST

I would love to visit the scenes pictured in this album. Every shot seems so interesting. I would enjoy meeting the folks wandering around as well, some day.....Thanks for your comments, enjoy my other albums...Happy New Year!

said slotking3 2002.12.24 at 19:18:27 PST

G'Day Rod..Love this album..especially 'fishing fleet and 'Mousehole Alley3'...I love having a 'play with B&W's..I have an album under dingolady called ' fun with oppositions' my first attempt at B&W's..it was fun..Kindest regards from Australia...and Me...Gypsy..^_^

said gypsy646 2002.11.18 at 07:14:58 PST

Bonjour Rod! Always nice to hear from you!I like the monochrome pictures,i think it goes very well with old buildings or antiques,i really like the mousehole alley shots.Thanks for your comments on my church addition.About the rain,well we're having a lot af it lately,but it suppose to start snowing in a few days! Best regards.Luc

said kligon 2002.10.27 at 19:49:28 PST

This gives me the old fashioned feeling Rod. It is quite refreshing after all this time of having coloured photo's exhibited. I like your album of Black and White its just great. My Kindest Regards./Elaine.

said photomad6 2002.09.29 at 11:31:28 PDT

I really like this.. it has a nostalgic feeling..Great Rod..greetings Teus

said reijmerink 2002.08.22 at 04:08:23 PDT

Thanks for your kind comments on my albums. I have had a quick look at yours and can see I am going to have to come back and do some downloading! I will let you know which album and which photos I like best, but the b&w photos of West Cornwall will probably be my first 'hit'. best wishes, Diane

said cockermad 2002.05.01 at 13:38:44 PDT