Rudolf's Guest Book

Posted: 2004-11-09 04:27 PM   
Lovely place Chiemsee,

We had alovely day there in August 2000.

In addition to sports we oldies can go on great boat tours there.

In the evening we had a close call to meet our train after compl;eting the Grosse Rundfahrt. The staff arranged by radio to have a taxi waiting with the door open when the boat docked.

Well done and thanks to thepeople at Chiemsee

Posted: 2004-11-09 11:43 AM   
Hi Rudi!

Yes, that was a very special day - 8 hours kayaking near Homer. We saw a lot of otters, eagles ... . The picture was made with a Pentax.

Bye the way: Visit Düsseldorf to taste that beer - I'll be with you :-) !

Cheers, Christian

Posted: 2004-11-05 07:14 PM   
Rudi,Thank You deeply for spending some of your time reading and rating my report.
Yes ,this particularly small place on our Planet is without any word –The Paradise.
I’m sure,you would like visiting yourself on the way to Manila.

Boris

Posted: 2004-11-02 05:20 AM   
Bolivia Luna landscape:
I like this very much as it shows the inhospitability of the mountains. I the upward movement of the pinnacles. The blue of the sky is just about right. definitely a 4 star picture

Botswana wheels: 3 stars. I like the compostion and the shadow of trees falling on the vehicle, but the people on the left are only half there. It would have made the picture more interesting if I could see what they were doing.

Botswana sunset: 4 stars. The horizon is not straight that’s why you get 4 stars. I like the foreground because it gives more depth to the picture. The colours of the sunset are perfectly reflected and almost parallel in the water. The half sun and the clear streak on the water are near perfect. I suppose the original is more in focus.

Botswana desert bank: 3 stars. A nice and unexpected subject. You might crop most of the left so that the bank fills the whole picture. Also crop a bit of the left so that this building or something like it is gone. If you do this all attention goes to the bank

Posted: 2004-11-02 05:00 AM   
I hope I did not offend you. I'll do a few more pictures. You don't find my ratings to harsh? I only give 5 stars for extremely good pictures.
Marianne

Posted: 2004-11-02 12:36 AM   
hiya rudi
i am so honoured to be in your club!!
gj

Posted: 2004-11-01 10:53 PM   
Hello Rudi,

Thank you very much for your kind praise and comments. They mean a lot to me and inspire me to do better. I am glad that the tips are helpful for your trip to Berlin. I hope that you'll have a great time there.

Warmest regards.

Farizan

Posted: 2004-11-01 02:15 PM   
Rudi,thank you very much for giving such high remark about seacow;-it was funny-no one was around for miles allong this road,but only this cow-looks like someone place this Creature in front of the ocean from outer space!

By the way,you had made 2 new reports-one is Nazare,and what is the other one?
Looking forward to meet with you in California next year!

Boris

Posted: 2004-11-01 02:02 PM   
Hi Rudi

Im quite sure that by the amount of engergy you are putting into this site you will be one of the next members of the month.

Members like you, that do contribute not only their own stuff but are also keeping the forum, chat, guestbooks ... going are quite important for our community and make GLOBOsapiens a great place!

Martin

Posted: 2004-11-01 12:47 PM   
I really enjoyed that picture of The little man "Hitch-Hi-ke-Mike". Many people forget the human side of the place we visit around the globe. The every day activity of the human race is as important as intricate architecture and sky lines.
Congrats to your niece on her participation to this worldwide geography contest.
VK