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Mathilda (80) 2007-06-10 7:24

It must be such a great privilege to be able to stand on a place like this for only once in your lifetime. You are such a lucky guy and the way you placed all those things into one photo is brilliant.It looks like two different places in one. Very Very good Fritz!!

Mathilda (80) 2007-04-19 14:53

What can be more beautiful than this. You are very lucky that they stayed long enough for you to take the photo. I was in the Kruger National Park 3 weeks ago in S.A. my home country and I found that these animals are very shy. Always hiding behind something. I am sure they are the kings and queens of the jungle.I mean they move like aristocracy.

Mathilda (80) 2007-03-13 8:36

Your work is of very good quality, hope you will give us many more to look at. Love from Cape Town

Mathilda (80) 2007-03-10 15:14

This must really be very hard work and it is good for us to see what other people do in their countries. Keep up the good work for people that can work really hard is becoming an extinct specie.

Mathilda (80) 2007-02-24 14:27

This is as beautiful as you can get. I know nothing about all the stuff the professionals know about, its just a wonderful photo. What a shame that something with so much history behind it , seem to be so lost in the world. Here in South Africa lots of these wagons are kept in museums all over the country.

Mathilda (80) 2007-02-24 13:50

Hi Grant, Dankie vir die uitsonderlike foto van Kampsbaai. Ek wonder waar het jy gestaan toe jy die foto geneem het.Ons het al van die swewende mense gesien ,maar dit was naby Llundudno. Dit moet wonderlik wees om soos hulle oor die Kaap te kan vlieg want waar kry jy dan mooier?

Mathilda (80) 2007-02-20 14:30

Thanks for the excellent shot. I live in Cape Town and never get the chance to be on the right side when we pass the other car. The rotating floor makes it difficult to guess where you have to stand. Hope you had a pleasant time in South Africa.

Mathilda (80) 2007-02-20 13:58

What a beauty. If only trees could speak. Perfect frame.

Mathilda (80) 2007-02-18 8:30

Hi Peter, Well I think this fantastic shot was worth all the trouble in the world. I live in Cape Town and I have never seen Table Mountain and the city like this. When I first saw this photo I thought this guy must have been in the air to get a shot like this and then I read your note. I don't mind that you say you are still learning, this is the very best I have seen Cape Town in a very long time. Thanks for all your trouble.

Mathilda (80) 2007-02-18 4:25

Hi Danuta, This is really a breathtaking photo and it made me think of what indescribable forse there must be in nature to form sculptures like these. I am sure you had to endure a lot of discomfort for this one. You are surely lucky to be able to visit places like this. Thanks for all your beautiful photos.