Re: January PUG - unsolicited comments from Cotty

Cotty wrote: Eerie Lake Albano Garcia I know what it's purporting to be, Albano, but you can't kid me. It's a set from 'Lord of the Rings'. Eerie is right. I get weird vibes from yellow trees. But then I like weird vibes. Hi, Cotty. Thanks for your answer. I'm really dissapointed with my submis

Re: January PUG - unsolicited comments from Cotty

Cotty, You are very kind! I'm not a complainer, but damn I could've submitted something a bit nicer! I appreciate the comments, though, and I have essentially promised every PDMLer and Adelheid that next month's submission will be perfecttalk about woe, now I'm in for it! Thanks, Chris W

Re: January PUG - unsolicited comments from Cotty

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Re: January PUG - unsolicited comments from Cotty

Cotty, Thanks for taking so much time to go through the PUG and comment on so many different images. Aubrey does have very dominant eyes. I think they are already looking into my soul at this young age. I'm glad that you found the image memorable as I have. Having just a touch of catch-light

Re: January PUG - unsolicited comments from Cotty

don't. Ken Waller - Original Message - From: Cotty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Pentax List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2002 7:55 PM Subject: January PUG - unsolicited comments from Cotty > Well, hey, I was never one for following proper protocol anywa

Re: January PUG - unsolicited comments from Cotty

Cotty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> gently wrote: > Broken Wing > Gianfranco Irlanda > Now, I can tell you I would not have had the balls to submit that shot. > Not only does Gianfranco submit it, but gets away with it. Wonderful. The > pic is nothing without the clothes-peg. Dali eat yer heart out! Than

Re: January PUG - unsolicited comments from Cotty

Thanks for kind comment, Cotty. I absolutely agree with you. Without the other couple photograph loses its mood completely. BTW, I do all BW scans on the flatbed scanner from the prints. I get great prints from my lab but then a lot of the detail disappears due to the scanning. Thanks again, M

R: January PUG - unsolicited comments from Cotty

> Green, Red, Yellow and Blue > Facit *Gosh!* my second Cotty's nomination !!! > After several minute's looking, I decided this picture reminded me of an > oil painting. now I've something to tell my baby when he will be able to understand (four months old now) > The scan has produced a v

Re: January PUG - unsolicited comments from Cotty

Thanks. He is, as always, inordinately fond of silly hats. :-) Dan Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cotty wrote: >My Old Man >Dan Scott >Always a sucker for a grizzled old countenance, I like this. I was dying >to add a 'u' to the 'Ping' in Photoshop! Seriously good portrait. Well >done. - This message i

Re: January PUG - unsolicited comments from Cotty

Thank you again, Cotty. You have a true poetic gift for describing photographs. And you are kind to spend so much time at it. Reading your descriptions is second each month only to viewing PUG. Joe - This message is from the Pentax-Discuss Mail List. To unsubscribe, go to http://www.pdml.net and

RE: January PUG - unsolicited comments from Cotty

> Not Quite Winter > Amita Guha > Subtlety in the foliage - I was > intrigued by the out -of-focus highlights > in the background. Streetlights? > Candles? Lovely. My most humble thanks, Cotty! :) The lights were Christmas lights that were strung throughout the tree, making the leaves glow. --Am