Marianne's Guest Book

Posted: 2003-10-06 11:47 PM   
hi marianne!nice to visit ur guest book,can u please xplain to ùe what this site is alla bout ? i just blindly did the registration n its looking inteesting but i need an old member to guide me can u please do that for me?thanx!

Posted: 2003-10-05 11:33 AM   
Octavio Ocampo isn`t well known.. *laughing*.. He`s stilll alive and painting.. he`s native of Central America...I`m sure that with a quick search of the Internet you`d find some of his work.
Hope you enjoy it..:-)

Posted: 2003-10-05 09:02 AM   
Thanks for reffering me to your article. I will take a look when I have a time. Well about visiting Bhutan, it is not too difficult to visit. Tourism is regulated by the government and there is fee of $200 per day. In the near future if you wanna visit Bhutan, I will give you info. about what to see and to do in Bhutan. Thank you.

Posted: 2003-10-04 03:16 PM   
I didn`t go to the Picasso museum.. I did study him a little, but I`m not a big fan of his..:-) My favorite surrealist painter would be Octavio Ocampo.. are you familiar with him?

Posted: 2003-10-03 08:07 AM   
This bumthang and I just want to let you know that I read you comments and I am gonna change my article soon. I respect your comments. My article was too long and could not fit in. Don't be too critical with my article. OK!! Let me konw if you have any comments.

Posted: 2003-09-29 04:43 PM   
I'm anxious to read about your articles on Holland.. :-)

I've been to London, England over 15times.. there was the very few times when it was sunny.. but it is very seldom.. it still is the city the closest to my heart...I should be there again at the end of nov' 03

Posted: 2003-09-28 09:32 PM   
Hi Marianne,

Thanks, its amazing what you can do with a cheap little digital. I didn't study in Otago, I study in Auckland. Auckland isn't nearly as historic and beautiful as Dunedin, but its good some amazing architecture too. My sister graduated from the university, so it was a good opportunity to soak up some of the history... Dunedin is full of it.

I love your photo of the women sewing in Tanzania, and would love to know a little more about your experience there. Thanks.


Amy.

Posted: 2003-09-23 08:18 AM   
I forgot to add to my other message that I really like your picture of London.. it reminds me of the many times I`ve been there.. you did capture the real essence of London..
VK

Posted: 2003-09-23 08:15 AM   
I only walk around with one camera, I gray scale some of my pictures as I find they look better that way.
I travel Internationally an average of 5 times a year.. therefore I have great opportunities to discover and photograph many different countries.. The photo-album from Europe is a collection of a span of 3 years.
Keep in touch, and keep on traveling.. :-)
You live in a very nice country.. it`s a shame that most people only visit Amsterdam while in the Netherlands, Your country has so much more to offer..
VK

Posted: 2003-09-07 09:38 AM   
Mijn eerste liefde was een Nederlandse. And one can never forget one's first love. I left an inch of my heart in Amsterdam on the Amstel bridge. Cheers!