Excellent album, great shots and nice variety, very impressive!

said shutterbug418 3 months 21 days ago

Hello Bill, Another beautiful album here - you sure do get around, according to the diversity of your albums. It is always very satisfying and entertaining to visit your site. Thanks for sharing your photos! - Best regards from Western Michigan, DeeAnne :)

said missdee101 2008.08.16 at 08:01:18 PDT

Oops wanted to ask you to join the WebShooters (behind the lens) gang. Take a peek and see if you would care to join. Would love to see you! Eti

said etiswinford 2005.09.08 at 03:47:24 PDT

Hi Bill! Thanks for visiting my Zoo album. That is pretty interesting the designing of a Zoo. There are probably many things to consider that are not apparent to the visitor when the Zoo must be built! Awesome thesis. I enjoyed your view of the animals.. the composition and focus on the animals 'fine points'. Sometimes just a portion of the animal defines the animal and its beauty. Like your black swans and the curvature of their necks, and the rhinos in the shadow with their horns in the focal point. Thanks so much for visiting. Take care and enjoy your day! Eti

said etiswinford 2005.09.08 at 03:46:42 PDT

Hi Bill! Very nice album indeed! Great stuff here! Enjoyed the visit! Take care! Bob

said rgarrow 2005.07.14 at 15:46:25 PDT

Hi Bill - a great collection of animals, you do get around more than most, that's for sure, I wish I could say the same. Thanks for visiting my albums and appreciate you nice comments in my latest. Take care and best regards. Ron/Oregon Coast

said rboise 2005.06.27 at 10:09:58 PDT

I've just seen your wildlife album. There are some very good pictures in. I like most the african zebra. Have you been in africa or are they made in a zoo. Otherwise they stay wonderfull. Greatings from the Netherlands, Ed ps there are some dutch windmills on my site and there are coming more. Ed

said francissen 2005.06.26 at 09:57:09 PDT

Really loved the nature pics and learned so much from the Old Barns albums...fascinating stuff for sure!!..Thanks...Arnie from Butler, Pa.

said amacko6748_ 2005.01.04 at 21:16:08 PST

I was going through webshots looking for Rockhopper penguins and you are the only one that came up with a very close up shot where you can actually see an excellent example of how beautiful the tufted crest appear. Thanks for sharing! Paul Bratescu Seattle Washington :)

said calcarifer 2004.03.14 at 22:48:58 PST

Great shots:))I loved your other albums too but love wildlife specially:))Thanks so much for sharing them:)) Lynn,South Africa.

said debracy 2003.12.20 at 21:48:04 PST

I am not an architect, my job quite different, but I love to see particular with respect to general view, as you do...African Zebra is a masterpiece!!! Congrats, Clara

said clarita137 2003.10.27 at 12:51:18 PST

Love a penquin, especially with a spiky hairdo!!! They are adorable. And, swans. They are my favorite of waterbirds. Georgeous. One of my albums in Greenfairways deals only with swans, primarily a family that would visit frequently in front of our house. They are wonderful creatures. Thanks for the informative entry in my guestbook about the church achitecture. I really appreciate it. Old brick work seems to have a flair of its own, rarely seen today. Louise

said greenfairways1 2003.10.23 at 04:51:41 PDT

Hello from the Shetland isles in Scotland. I think those penguins have a groovy hair style. We have no penguins here, the only ones I've seen live, is when I was in Tenerife at a zoo. Have a look at the kind of wildlife we have here, in my local photos group, just Shetland ponies, but I think they are cool. All the best, George

said gpleask 2003.10.05 at 11:13:30 PDT

Hi Bill, I enjoyed viewing this album, the black swans are beautiful, after I took the swan photos, I tried to find something about them on the Internet, now you have told me more than I found. I didn't know it is a mute swan. You mentioned they clip their wings? I was very curious if that is why the swan never leaves, that makes sense. I was kind of surprised the swan here, doesn't have a companion or mate, I was wondering if they are solitary and territorial. How neat that you can hand feed the black swans. Your albino peacock is just gorgeous too! Thanks so much for sharing and for signing my guestbook. Candy

said canary1976 2003.09.20 at 07:33:33 PDT

Black swans - cool!! Really like the peacock pictures too. I waited years to get the turkey pictures. Finally lucked out one day when they decided not to run away as soon as soon as I pointed my camera in their direction! Thanks for you nice comments. -Mary

said grey_mare 2003.06.06 at 05:41:04 PDT

Thank you for signing my guestbook and for your kind comments. I enjoyed your wide collection of barns.

said suzannewi 2003.04.17 at 16:36:36 PDT

Hi Bill! Congratulations on this gorgeous album!!! This is what I call absolutely stunning photography!!! Very interesting angles, great compositions! Really exceptionally! Thank you very much for sharing your work, Erik.

said evpictures 2003.04.04 at 15:43:34 PST