Posted: 2005-06-23 02:06 PM
Suhadi when i was little and I study in my village's school mostly I have seen and enjoied but now i am in town so when I go to village I see these.
Any way thank you for questioning,
have a nice time.
Posted: 2005-06-22 07:44 PM
I agree, we do seem to take our photo very much the same way. One as to be lucky sometimes with the weather to get great pictures for sure. Just came with my wife VK from Salzburg and Munich couple weeks ago.
The weather was cold and we got a lot of raining day, but everytimes the sun was coming up we took a whole lot of pictures too :)
Hopefully in the next 2 years i will visit France...the sooner the better ! When i see beautiful architecture in your pictures it's give me all the passion i need. You see in Canada it's a fairly new country and doesn't have too much History, so for us when we visit Europe it's such a treat for our eyes.
Posted: 2005-06-22 07:59 AM
I got lucky with the weather taking photos around New Zealand. We were praying for snow everyday but all we got was endless sunshine and blue skies... Good ingredients for photography but not for skiing!
I saw you had short stay down my neck of the woods... You got some top photos of the 12 apostles - it's a bit chilly in june / july, head back down to Melbourne around jan / feb and you'll want to sleep in the fridge.
Posted: 2005-06-17 07:35 AM
Hi Suhadi,
Greetings from Kerala. I only browsed into your site just now. This is just to say hello. Shall come back to you after viewing your site soon. Take care and God Bless !
Kris Kandath
Thanks very much for your comments about my Seville photos. It means very much to me, especially as you have such a fine eye for composition yourself, as your Paris photos demonstrate. It was fun to look at them, and remember the good times I had there.
thank you very much for your comment on my report!
Yes, you are right: in english you say "The Queen's Hamlet", but in French it is "Le Hameau de la Reine". I try to use the local names for particular places in my reports because, in my opinion, they help to "enter" in the story... but also they help you to read the traffic-signs (sometimes there aren't english translations on them).
Posted: 2005-05-10 08:20 PM
Sure. I would love to give you few tips.
Simple answer I love Salzburg the most.
It seems to be very old and traditional with little touch of modern life in there. Yet rich in culture, history and museums.
Vienna is a typical rich capital if first world country. But it has also beauty of its own.
Tell me how long will you stay there, actually you can see all of them in one go.
But do not miss Salzburg if you really love narrow streets, food smell,siff necks and an attitude in atmosphere.
Keep in touch ,write now Iam in USA when I will be back to Austria in few weeks I will guide you on phone..done :))
It was nice to hear from you again. Glad that youre gearing up for your next trip. I apologise for the delay in replying on your question about other places in Czech.
Oh its a wonderful country to visit and I absolutely love the countryside. I have not finished writing reports for my travels in the Czech Rep but if you go through my photos there is so much to see and explore.
I would recommend at least a week in South Bohemia .. explore the beautiful Sumava (South Bohemian Black Forests in their National Parks). You can stay in the centre capital/town there called Ceske Budejovice. From there you can find transport to take you to the world heritage site Cesky Krumlov. It is just spectacular, the castles and courtyard. You have just got to see it and experience for yourself.
I must get around to writing that report before I start forgetting the details. :D .. soon .. hope the info helps!
