Posted: 2006-01-01 05:31 AM
... I like your lively and real comments in the forums. Thanks! I agree, photographers have there rights too, all be responsible for their own stuff. RR
Posted: 2005-10-01 07:08 PM
I like your Haiti fotos about the girl and Sans Souci palace. You are the first person that I know having been in that insolit country.
I do not have computer at home and for the time being I can not show my fotos. But I like looking yours.
Posted: 2005-09-27 04:43 PM
... its me, since a long time! I just check out your picture postings and like to give you a advice.
As I remember, you told me once, that your scanning your photographs or negatives by yourself.
I found a very useful software to improve the quality quickly and efficient. Try out "Adobe Photoshop Album Starter Edition" - its a shareware and to download (find in Google or Kazaa fileshare). A sample you can see at my account - first page "beehive houses" two pics - one is not edited...
Good luck! (Lately I upload a lot of moroccain pics)
Regs Ralph
Posted: 2005-08-15 09:01 PM
Hi
Thanks for your mail.
I am departing to Bermuda from NY on 4th Sept -
on last expensive cruise. But I want to visit Bermuda on my own - they charge a lot for the shore excursions and I hate the crowd...
Salwador is nice but not so safe and not very developed regarding tourism.
See my pics here: http://www.kontynenty.tpi.pl/Am_Latin_pl3.htm
Honduras is safer, better organized and has Tikal plus nice coast:
http://www.kontynenty.tpi.pl/Am_Latin_pl2.htm
The choice is yours.
Greetings
Wojtek
Posted: 2005-07-07 06:29 PM
Asante sana for the kind words.
Kila kitu safi tu here in coventry.. I do prefer Africa but hey we cant have it all can we!!!
Where did u learn your swahili?
Am rather new with this site so it will defff take time for me to get used to it better and make better use of it too:)
Posted: 2005-07-02 01:36 AM
Hi Tashi,
Thanks for viewing my cruise at Kochi backwaters album. I now remembered the foto you queried about. The boat in foto no 11 was one filled with shell after removing the mussells from inside ( its eaten as a delicacy). These shells are then used to make lime (calcium carbonate). That's what I gathered from the locals. Hope this is a reasonable explanation. This is the best I can provide, ha ha ha !
Take care and stay in touch.
Kris Kandath
Posted: 2005-06-27 07:10 AM
Hi
Thanks for reading my report.
Was trying to oedit it by providing more info... but somehow it did not save ;(
Well to answer your query, its a secular state, and yes mostly are muslims... though they are very friendly people! Nothing like any of the middle-eastern countries. I took a package from singapore and i understand it is linked to a land tour agency in turkey, ie namely Renk United. If you like, i can provide you the mobile number of the guide, Atilla, he is very reliable and the best in his field!
Must add that i had a truly memorable time in Turkey and i hope you make the decision to go there. Trust me, no regrets!
Cheers
Gloria
Posted: 2005-06-12 02:46 AM
Hi Tashi,
Greetings from 'God's Own Country'. I was looking through your fotos. They are great. Perhapes one day you could visit us here in India. Take care and keep in touch,
Kris Kandath
