Comments on photos, Page 109
Christine Wohlfahrt 26.8.2008 22:00 26.8.2008 22:00
Good evening Jeanny
we find that without the residential building, the morning spectacle of Lake Thun really comes into view much more beautifully.
A very atmospheric and beautiful photo.
Best regards, Christine and Stefan
De Rond Hans und Jeanny 27.8.2008 11:30 27.8.2008 11:30
Hello Christine,
sometimes a small hint is needed to achieve something great. Thank you and I am glad that the image comes across better this way.
Best regards to Blonay.
Jeanny
Stefan Wohlfahrt 27.8.2008 7:05 27.8.2008 7:05
Good morning Jeanny,
a cute tomato - and proof that there is more than just wine at the Marchés Folklorique.
best regards
Stefan
De Rond Hans und Jeanny 27.8.2008 11:39 27.8.2008 11:39
Hello Stefan,
although the wine tasted very good, I can only repeat that we especially really liked the unique atmosphere at the Marchés Folkloriques in Vevey. It was a great idea of yours to show us that, even if the cheese pastry was too hot. ☺
Thank you for the nice comment.
Best regards
Jeanny
De Rond Hans und Jeanny 26.8.2008 15:20 26.8.2008 15:20
A beautiful mood image, Christine. I really like it.
Best regards
Jeanny
Christine Wohlfahrt 26.8.2008 22:04 26.8.2008 22:04
Thank you for the comment, I'm glad you like the photo.
Best regards, Christine
Christine Wohlfahrt 23.8.2008 10:33 23.8.2008 10:33
Good morning Hans and Jeanny,
thanks to your beautiful pictures, I can at least enjoy my surroundings on the computer. Well done shot.
Best regards, Christine
De Rond Hans und Jeanny 24.8.2008 11:52 24.8.2008 11:52
Thank you Christine,
this shot was taken from the train, from a carriage where fortunately the windows can still be opened.
Since I know from your image descriptions that the Dents de Midi are usually shrouded in clouds (which I experienced myself two days later), I just had to take advantage of this opportunity, as they were cloud-free for once on this day.
Best regards.
Jeanny
Marina Frintrop 23.8.2008 17:55 23.8.2008 17:55
Great photo, a dreamlike landscape. Unfortunately, we didn't see the Healy Pass because we took the coastal road... obviously, we missed something.
Best regards, Marina
Marina Frintrop 23.8.2008 17:45 23.8.2008 17:45
Hello Hans-Jürgen,
are these the Upper Lakes photographed from Ladies View? Anyway... very close, very beautiful. I tend to take panoramic shots and then regret later not having taken any detail photos.
Maybe you can answer a question that’s been burning on my mind. On the N71 coming from Killarney, about a kilometer after the Galway Bridge (there’s an old church on the left right in the curve), there is a small castle ruin on the left side of the road. Do you happen to know the name?
Best regards, Marina
Marina Frintrop 23.8.2008 17:36 23.8.2008 17:36
Very beautiful subject, Hans-Jürgen. Killarney National Park is also one of my absolute favorites. I hope you brought us lots of photos from Ireland.
Best regards, Marina
Christine Wohlfahrt 23.8.2008 10:28 23.8.2008 10:28
Good morning Markus,
a beautiful photo that I really like.
It's a pity you cropped the mountain peak; with the peak included, the image would be even more impressive.
Best regards, Christine
De Rond Hans und Jeanny 21.8.2008 15:56 21.8.2008 15:56
Hello Christine,
another postcard motif that evokes beautiful memories.
Best regards
Jeanny
Christine Wohlfahrt 23.8.2008 10:24 23.8.2008 10:24
Good morning Hans and Jeanny,
I am glad that you like the photo.
As you know, I am currently tied to the house, but I hope that Stefan might be able to drive me to the lake sometime so that I can still photograph a sunset.
Best regards, Christine
Stefan Wohlfahrt 16.8.2008 23:08 16.8.2008 23:08
Hello Johannes,
the lake seems nice, but also quite crowded to me.
best regards
Stefan
Johannes Uhl 22.8.2008 23:05 22.8.2008 23:05
Hello Stefan,
Thank you very much for your kind feedback here as well.
Yes, the lake is really beautiful and on that day, after a long period of rain, it was really full. We had actually planned to hike around it on a circular trail like the year before, but at that time it was impossible because the path was submerged under about half a meter of water in places.
Best regards,
Johannes

