Iâll make a suggestions which you should think about = publish your photos in book with geared to regional tourism/fishing/travel = maybe write an article for local magazine. Also you should have some prints made that you can sell online from the blog or have a gallery showing.
Brian: Thanks for nice comments on photos. Great suggestions. No time right now for such a project (s). Maybe when I wrap-up my illustrious career! LOL! Hope all is well.
bob
Les: I dig no. 4 also…had it on my screensaver at work for awhile. Puffballs are good. That photo (puffballs) was taken in NZ last winter.
Hope all is well . Look forward to your future posts. Check out what Jim has been up to:Tarpon! Thanks for dropping in.
bob
Difficult to choose but that of the light that filters through the foliage is my favorite photo of this gallery that you publish.
The theme is a classic but you keep giving way to your creativity!
Congratulations
Humberto
Humberto: Thanks for comments and for dropping in. I haven’t been checking blogs for quite some time, including yours. A new season in your hemisphere. Enjoy!
Muchas gracias…
bob
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Iâll make a suggestions which you should think about = publish your photos in book with geared to regional tourism/fishing/travel = maybe write an article for local magazine. Also you should have some prints made that you can sell online from the blog or have a gallery showing.
They are great. >
Brian: Thanks for nice comments on photos. Great suggestions. No time right now for such a project (s). Maybe when I wrap-up my illustrious career! LOL! Hope all is well.
bob
I dig photo number four. No, make that number three with Abby. On third thought, the PMD eyeing up the fake in the hook keeper is pretty cool too.
Are those giant puffballs in number two? They’re pretty good when sliced, breaded and fried.
Les: I dig no. 4 also…had it on my screensaver at work for awhile. Puffballs are good. That photo (puffballs) was taken in NZ last winter.
Hope all is well . Look forward to your future posts. Check out what Jim has been up to:Tarpon! Thanks for dropping in.
bob
Difficult to choose but that of the light that filters through the foliage is my favorite photo of this gallery that you publish.
The theme is a classic but you keep giving way to your creativity!
Congratulations
Humberto
Humberto: Thanks for comments and for dropping in. I haven’t been checking blogs for quite some time, including yours. A new season in your hemisphere. Enjoy!
Muchas gracias…
bob