Postcard Exchange Round 19 - Comments and Feedback

[lorirfrommontana]

I've received many cards since I last updated. I will try and get them all listed tomorrow or later tonight.

[wazza]

My cards left Australia yesterday, apologies for the delay
Wazza

[gurkenprinz]

Hi everybody,

received quite a few cards over the last weeks (in no chronological order):

-DrZish's very calm and inviting creek. Nice spring light!
-a very detailed lighthouse photo from Trotkiller
-from Kathy Whitmore, a snow storm picture that forces me to remember these really cold winter days! Gives me a chill, has a very raw feeling to it.
-OMU's pier with beautiful reflections in the lake - and is exactly like I imagine a beautiful winter day in Norway.
-from rst, an interesting shot that shows very old structures and is composed very well! Das Motiv gefällt, Rüdiger! :-)
-Mark Rewald's snow-covered light meter, and a street that reminds me of my time in the States.
-Rob Skeoch's Mont Blanc picture which has a very dramatic feel to it, great composition! this is a beautiful mountain photographed beautifully!
-Last but most certainly not least: Crispin's color print of an abandoned house is one of my absolute favourites. Jewel-like, unusual and also stunning colors!

I want to thank all of you for brightening my days with your cards!

Cheers,
Chris
-Mark Rewald's snow-covered meters

[Laurent]

I received RST's Zwinger yesterday. Thanks for this nice print !

[mooseontheloose]

Rudiger's and Judith's postcards arrived yesterday - a nice complementary pair from father and daugher. Thanks!

[TimVermont]

Rüdiger and Judith's cards came this morning, as did Dr. Zish's river scene. Thank you!

[mooseontheloose]

Another package arrived today bearing cards:

Two wonderful snowy scenes: Rob Skeoch's dramatic Mont Blanc and Mark Rewald's overloaded snowy tree and meter.


These provide a nice contrast to the more summery cards of trotkiller's dominating lighthouse and Wayne Frederick's tomatoes - I only hope mine look as good in the next couple of months.

Thanks everyone!

[Patrick Latour]

I got the Storm Rolling Into Cowie Bay Daintree from Wazza this morning. Super nice print, I love the "tint" in it. I do not know if it is on the neg or the paper, but it is a nice cold grey. Speaking about the paper, it is really thin compared to what I am used to. Thanks for a such beautiful picture.

[wazza]

Thanks Patrick The print is a bit thin as its FujiCrystal archive output through a Frontier. I normally print using fibre so matched this print on the output device. I had to put together an exhibition in the middle of this round so was forced to output through the Frontier I just ran out of time to complete all the printing and framing for the show.
Love your great country, I think Australians and Canadians share a lot in common.
Regards
Warren

[Laurent]

I got Wazza's Storm Rolling Into Cowie Bay Daintree yesterday. What a print ! I first thought it was color, there is a kind of "cool" effect in the sky and I believed it was blue at first glance. I love the composition also, thanks Wazza !!