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Looking back~ project 365~ December 2011
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42 responses to “Looking back~ project 365~ December 2011”
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I do noot even know how I ended up here, but I thought this post
was great. I do not know who you are but certainly you’re going to a famous blogger if you aren’t already
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An excellent and eclectic collection. I’d Like this post, but your little slideshow gets in the way….maybe it’s my Firefox browser?!
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Thank you! Strange, it works on mine.
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Beautiful compositions. It is a wonderful series.
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many thanks!
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Another great set Mimo. You take some amazing photos!
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Thank you so much! Very kind of you!
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this is a very nice series – i love the interplay between abstracts and other images
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Thank you Katrien!
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the children looks so cute and lovely!
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Thank you 🙂
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Really enjoyed looking through these! I liked them all and especially love the ones of children and the first one with the red bowl. That precious pout is too cute!
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Thank you! I like the title of your blog 🙂
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Mimo, these slideshows that you post are really first rate – I’m a great fan of your photography! Adrian
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Thank you Adrian! I love your work too!
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Something about black and white photos I love…..
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thank you Kellie, yes, I like black and white too
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Loved the slideshow, Mimo. It just points up how extraordinary your eye is, whether you have B&W photos or an extravaganza of color. Every photo counts, means something, carries your point of view. It is a true honor to follow your blog.
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Lynn, thank you so much for your kind comment! I really appreciate it and I love following your work too!
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Normally I post to this blog, not my wordpress…that’s sitting there waiting for inspirtation. It will happen when ready.
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As you know I admire your work and love seeing a large set like this.
My faves…..girl in the tree, car in the tunnel, window on left-bokeh on right, eyes, the dragon, and the empty window frame with DOF.
Beautifully done. I keep looking and I keep liking. You are very gifted and I hope that registers with you….sometimes it is hardest to see that when standing so close.-
Thank you so much Susan! I hope you will start posting on your wordpress blog soon too 🙂
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Nice pictures it’s always a pleasure to see them
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Thank you so much Noel!
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Absolutely gorgeous images.
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Thank you so much!
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What a wonderful group of photos. Thank you. They are beautiful.
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Thank you so much for your comment 🙂
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Great pictures! Keep up the good work!
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such a joy to follow your work Mimo:) you are an inspiration<3
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Thank you Liz! I thought I was following you! Did you change your blog? I just followed now the pickle jar 🙂 Love your work!
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Another beautiful post, Mimo! My personal favorites are the monochrome with the two girls (one with glasses) and the blonde girl running with the dog. Thanks for the continuing inspiration!
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Thank you! The running one is one of my favorite shots from that month 🙂
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I think I just answered my own question. I saw the tags and see one of them was Germany.
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Thank you Wally, I just realized I did not complete my tagging. Some of these are in the French Alps near the Swiss border, so you were very close 🙂
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Thanks for the reply. I spent some time in Germany and did not recognize the tall Alps. Also the stone paving work in the photo with the shadow looked more like Swiss work than German. The Swiss tended towards rectangular stones and the Germans towards square ones. Thanks again for sharing and your resonse.
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Mimo, Once again you have put together a beautiful set of photos. Each and every one of them made me think “Oh, I like that one and I should pause on it – – – yet I could not wait to see the next one. In fact I am going back to look again. And yes, your daughter is a pretty little girl.
Was that Switzerland in some of the photos?
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Creative snaps..!:)
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Thank you!
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Always such great photos Mimo – love the tunnel, the maple leaves ( colours are so great) and especially the one of your daughter with her face in her hands..and lying sleeping ( tis your daughter isn’t it? )
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Thank you Hellen, yes it is my daughter 🙂
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She is very lovely 🙂
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