Ethan's Guest Book

Posted: 2006-03-28 08:18 PM   
Ethan,

There are times when my "smart" side just comes out naturally. That can often be a problem. At least I was honest about the situation. I really appreciate the way that you have jumped in here on Globo and joined the discussions. My respect for you grows!

Russ

Posted: 2006-03-25 07:42 PM   
Ethan,
I love your name: wunderkind!

Marianne

Posted: 2006-03-25 07:42 PM   
Thank you Ethan
Your information is very helpful.
How did you know this being on the other side of the World.

Hugh

Posted: 2006-03-25 07:42 PM   
Hi Ethan
Your note encouraged me to read some more on the web.
I saw pictures of the lanterns carried in the dark by young people and many details of thehistory and activities of the festival.
It reminded me of a festival we had when I was young, playing a guiter, singing songs around a wood fire under leafless trees at the end of Ocober and watching the brilliant moon far into the night.
Hugh

Posted: 2006-03-25 07:42 PM   
Hi Ethan
Your note encouraged me to read some more on the web.
I saw pictures of the lanterns carried in the dark by young people and many details of thehistory and activities of the festival.
It reminded me of a festival we had when I was young, playing a guiter, singing songs around a wood fire under leafless trees at the end of Ocober and watching the brilliant moon far into the night.
Hugh

Posted: 2006-03-21 01:44 AM   
In what it refers to the picture that shows my daughter, I find reasonable your critics, due to the proportions in that that person appears there, besides being doing she lands. However, there was who criticized me even for the picture of Santo Antonio's stone, where the human illustration is almost microscopic, and it has the great usefulness of serving as reference to reveal the size of the stone. The whole problem, is because that person is me! Sincerely, opinions as that, I think are radical and exaggerating. But... Everything well! After all, all are entitled of having your own opinions. Ok?

Have a good morning!

Marcos.

Posted: 2006-03-20 07:38 AM   
Hi Ethan,
Thank you for your message in my guestbook. Family pictures and travel pictures are two separate worlds.

I haven't read any of your reports yet, but we do so later today when I have more time.

Marianne

Posted: 2006-03-20 04:12 AM   
H Ethan,

I'm glad that you like the photo of the Valley of Fire. It is an incredible place. There are miles of hiking trails, back into the remote parts of the park. The rocks are mostly easy to climb, because the erosion has created levels that are almost like stairs. Once in a while it gets scary, because of the height, but there are all kinds of caves, and arches in the rocks.

Check out my album for more photos.

Jim

Posted: 2006-03-20 02:06 AM   
Ethan, my priority interest is not to exhibit my family in my gallery of trip pictures, but, to show to the people that like to travel, everywhere interesting that I already know in the world, besides, those of my city. And that beach (Tambaú), it is notable because besides being the main of the city, it allows the observation of the oriental extremity of America. I wanted to increase quickly, my amount of points in this site, to pass for the level 3 of exhibition of pictures, for that, I added that picture, that was the most interesting than I disposed on that moment.

Posted: 2006-03-20 02:04 AM   
I know that that gallery is not a family album, but, I don't see any badly in adding pictures with people's prominence (independently that it are kindred of the photographer, or not), since your images images come associated to places of tourist interest.
With every respect that I have to the opinions of the other, leaning that, if I had not written that that is my daughter, nobody would be criticizing.

Friendly:

Marcos.