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    Old Mar 3, 2008, 5:42 AM   #11
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    Dear Torgny, aren't being a bit oppressive to this highly literate gentleman (Ivan), however an imaginary friend of yours he could be? : )

    Btw, I also wonder if it was the renowned Russian landscape painter Ivan Shiskin who inspired you for the fictive name.

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    "Torgny, do you not zink zat ze Vest Europeanz and Norz Americans vould like a little more colour?"
    I wouldn't wish the West Europeans ans North Amaricans to have wrong impressions on Russian landscapa painters who came from vast lands of forests, rivers and plains over which sun really shines!

    As for the pictures, I especially liked #1 in which the light falling on the grassy foreground is nicely captured...

    Thank you for the remindful post!
    Oh, thank you, Bahadir. Won´t you take part in a Tribute to Ivan IvanovitchShishkin,1832-1898

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    Old Mar 3, 2008, 5:46 AM   #12
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    A congenial picture perhaps; more in a separate thread: A Tribute to Ivan IvanovitchShishkin

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    Old Mar 3, 2008, 8:21 AM   #13
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    Torgny wrote:
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    bahadir wrote:
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    Dear Torgny, aren't being a bit oppressive to this highly literate gentleman (Ivan), however an imaginary friend of yours he could be? : )

    Btw, I also wonder if it was the renowned Russian landscape painter Ivan Shiskin who inspired you for the fictive name.

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    "Torgny, do you not zink zat ze Vest Europeanz and Norz Americans vould like a little more colour?"
    I wouldn't wish the West Europeans ans North Amaricans to have wrong impressions on Russian landscapa painters who came from vast lands of forests, rivers and plains over which sun really shines!

    As for the pictures, I especially liked #1 in which the light falling on the grassy foreground is nicely captured...

    Thank you for the remindful post!
    Oh, thank you, Bahadir. Won´t you take part in a Tribute to Ivan IvanovitchShishkin,1832-1898

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    With pleasure... ; )
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    Old Mar 3, 2008, 8:37 AM   #14
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    Torgny wrote:
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    Dear Torgny, aren't being a bit oppressive to this highly literate gentleman (Ivan), however an imaginary friend of yours he could be? : )

    Btw, I also wonder if it was the renowned Russian landscape painter Ivan Shiskin who inspired you for the fictive name.

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    "Torgny, do you not zink zat ze Vest Europeanz and Norz Americans vould like a little more colour?"
    I wouldn't wish the West Europeans ans North Amaricans to have wrong impressions on Russian landscapa painters who came from vast lands of forests, rivers and plains over which sun really shines!

    As for the pictures, I especially liked #1 in which the light falling on the grassy foreground is nicely captured...

    Thank you for the remindful post!
    Oh, thank you, Bahadir. Won´t you take part in a Tribute to Ivan IvanovitchShishkin,1832-1898

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    With pleasure or Avec plésir (since the nobility class spoke French in his era )... ; )
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    Old Mar 5, 2008, 7:46 AM   #15
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    Wonderful sunset shots Torgny
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    Old Mar 5, 2008, 10:08 PM   #16
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    NIce shots,great color in the sky.
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    Old Mar 5, 2008, 10:39 PM   #17
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    Thanks, hercules. Were have you been? I (we) miss your pictures :-)

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    Old Mar 5, 2008, 10:41 PM   #18
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    Thanks, Calicajun, for viewing and commenting. Sometimes colours can look unreal. Most of them are straight jpegs without PP

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    Old Mar 21, 2008, 3:26 PM   #19
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    Thanks, hercules. Were have you been? I (we) miss your pictures :-)

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    Thanks you my friend i just have been really busy with my sons tae kwon do classes, tutoring classes, just a lot of running around, but I'll Be Back
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    Old Mar 24, 2008, 8:57 AM   #20
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    I, too like the first one of the series best. A great exposition on the use of curves, though.

    And your last forest picture was very good. The light was perfect.
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