Postcard Exchange Round 23 - Comments and Feedback

[Aron]

Thank you, Rachelle, this is what she was looking at:

[Tim Gray]

Finally mailed mine out. Sorry for the horrible delay. Again.

[hpulley]

I got my card from Black Dog today! I'm wondering though, did Jake sens out more than one? Mine isn't square unless my eyes are really going... doesn't use up the whole card but rectangular I'm sure. Great moment at any rate, thanks!

I've got 30 out of THE MAX so far. Thanks everyone! The second wave is fun.

[ozphoto]

Laurent's has made it to Bangkok! And I'm finally out of the doghouse - all 25 cards were posted today! Bring on Round 24. . . . . .
This time I've so far received 19 of the 25 - great round as always!

[Black Dog]

Posted all mine!

[ozphoto]

Hi Jake,
Your card has made it to Bangkok. Nice shallow DOF - works well for me.

Has been a great round! 20 of 25 and looking forward to the last few arriving soon.

[Oxleyroad]

Black Dog - you card arrived yesterday. Damn that was fast from the UK. Dreamy picture, I love it.

26 from 30 now. Thanks everyone.

[hpulley]

Got Tim Gray's card today, thanks! Marks an end of an era in several ways.

[mooseontheloose]

Another couple of cards received today -- Tim Gray's final frame of Kodachrome (the flowers are a nice touch!) and ozphoto's egg and steel (like the play of light and shadow on the steel).

Still waiting on 11 more cards (but who's counting?)

[Mike Wilde]

Laurent- Waves on a weathered shore. A neat shot – fluid in movement and arrested in movement as well. The upshifted pattern of plate tectonics to the rocks, and the neat range of tones from the whte foam, to the tonality in all but the deepest cracks of the rocks.

Tim Grey – Goodbye shrine to Kodachrome. This is a a fitting frame for the last roll of this product for you. The white rebate symbolizes well where the emulsion ran short of filling the mount. The splashes on nice colour of the flowers in what is otherwise a dark toned image also works well. Well done.

Jake Black Dog - I know I received your print, and looked at it over dinner one night. We are presently under renovation on the main floor of our house. So at the moment I am not sure where the card went. It was not in the usual place where cards await comments lie.