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Hi Jeff, You made a very nice show and it has some great images. I was in that area in October 2019, and with the snow on the ground as in your show, it has a complete different feeling. I liked also that you showed some old buildings there, and the campground. (Nice little camper you have). The only thing I could not get used too was the first piece of music what for me clashed with the shown images. Thanks for showing, Bert -
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A totally revamped slideshow. I hope you enjoy it. - Last week
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Well done !! Wonderful images put in a sequence that flows, music to match. Félicitations, trés bien -
Interesting little production. Did a great job getting the images and putting them together. Not sure, but perhaps a little narration or subtitles might add ot it, though I am not 100% sure. Trés bien!! -
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Hug The Ekuney boas are small snakes about 2 m long. Mating is painful for Madame. Therefore, Monsieur takes his precautions. -
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I've been doing several complete redo of some of my old shows. I've been locked in a wheelchair for months so I can't get out and capture some new stuff. Hopefully these shows will prove interesting enough. Also I have left keyboard control so you can skip around as much as you please. I really like this revised new show. -
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Very nice transitions. Images chosen very carefully to blend well during the slow transitions. Music well chosen as well. -
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My world of photography choices. -
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Negative effects of quarantine, grim exercises in Object and Animation, PTE AV Studio. If you don't like it, I agree. MUR -
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Another marvelous production Maureen!!! Beautiful morning and evening light. Wonderful post processing of all the images, particularly the mid-morning to mid- afternoon images. Yes there were a few spots with the usual crowds, but overall, Venice looked almost deserted. You obviously must have scouted out your photo spots in advance. Music, flow, transitions all wonderful. 15 of out of 10 points! -
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A new slideshow. Venice, surely the most beautiful city on earth and possibly the busiest despite which we did manage to find a few of the quieter places. Res:16:10. -
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I finally got the file to download, and am really glad I did. Jeff, I liked this one a LOT!! Perhaps more than any of your others, and that's saying something. They're all good! THANK YOU!!! -
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VERY nice! I haven't met Lefty, but did meet your first big guy some years ago. Keep up the great work of loving that dog and making great audiovisual shows! DUTCH -
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Melasti is a Hindu Balinese cleansing ceremony and ritual, which is held four days prior to Nyepi Day (Silent Day) according to the Balinese calendar. It is celebrated by Hindus in Indonesia, especially in Bali. The Melasti ceremony is held on the edge of the beach with the aim of clearing yourself from all bad things and leaving the past behind in the ocean. According to Hindu belief, the water source is considered to be the source of life (Tirta Amrita). In addition to praying, all the sacred objects that belong to a temple are cleaned and purified during the Melasti ceremony. -
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Another great show Jeff
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This is my Lefty follow up. It is story driven so it is a bit long. Lefty is nearing the end of her line now so I really wanted to make a tribute to her. When I adopted her I knew she was at least 6 years old and maybe more. She spent 4 years in a kennel after she was rescued. She had nipped a couple folks that had come to see her. I know dogs and know what sets them off and I'm used to larger breeds. And because I have been ill for a few years I no-longer felt right about getting a puppy as I am on thin ice myself. Anyway after a couple months with me she settled down. We are best buds now. W -
Hi Jeff - a beautiful girl and she found the perfect forever home. I appreciate what you have done for her and how she has responded. I too am the companion of a sweet soul I named Ruby. I've had American Pit Bull Terriers since I was 7 years old. My grandparents were breeders and when my last pit dog Buster died, I thought I would never have another dog, but as fate would have it, someone dumped a female who had been fought for many years in a ditch near the big Prosper Cattle Ranch in Flagler, Colorado. The ranch manager (who is also a veternarian) saw someone throw something out of a pick -
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This show tells a somewhat subtle story. Notice that through the window, a rainstorm with lightning is raging and in the room, the fire in the fireplace is large with a roaring blaze, but in the painting, it's sunny outside with a small fire in the fireplace. This depicts the same place, but at different times. The techniques used include masking, PNG images, rain animation, lightning animation and the use of Visisketch Pro plus modifications by PTE. The intent was to tell a story with the painting. Hopefully, I was successful. Lin -
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I posted this a few years ago when I first met Lefty. Her name was Bacardi but I'm not into booze names. I spent two days at the facility after driving 300 miles to southern California getting acquainted. Of the 22 dogs she was the only one who wouldn't come out of the shadows laying in the back of her kennel not acknowledging anyone. I put up my camp chair outside her kennel and sat there for a couple hours with my back to the kennel. I dropped a few treats and gradually she came out and started taking snacks. I fed her that night and walked her in the morning and then took her for a short d -
I enjoyed this show. The photography is excellent and conveyed the feeling of a deserted town and the gravestones of previous generations. The music really set the mood of the show. Thank you for sharing. Rosemary
