Photos by George Sled : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)
Cherry Tree in the Vineyards
476 views
The spring colours of rural Burgundy
369 views
The Loire at Les Ponts-de-Ce
493 views
Eglise en Cunault... Notre Dame
358 views
Loire wine region--Souzay-Champigny
588 views
Wall decoration in Paris
2240 views
Wine Country...Bourgogne
305 views
Loire in flood
317 views
Mill on the Cher Le Grande Moulin
527 views
Velo route through the woods
242 views
Low tide at St. Malo
263 views
Chenonceau from the gardens
176 views
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George Sled's conversations
A late "thank you" Annamaria Botto for the kind words. :)
Thank you Dana for the nice comments. There had been little rain and snowmelt to muddy the water when this was taken. See some of my most recent posts to see the river in a different color. :)
Best regards from Virginia,
Tom
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Love the composition Julie. Beautiful picture. Regards from Paul in Scotland.
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Tcheco, thank you very much! Best regards, May
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Bruce - I am speechless my friend. How do I respond to such kind words. All I can say is "Thank you my friend". Very rewarding for me to hear such responses. :)
Have a great and safe New Years,
Tom
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Alfred, I love that one as well ! We'd like to use it in our free puzzle PC game with your permission
we'll add contact information of your choosing as gratitude
email:our_games.mail.bg if you want to talk to us Thank you :)
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Thats a lovely photo Alfred! We'd like to use it in our puzzle game with your permission
we'll add contact information of your choosing as gratitude
email:our_games.mail.bg if you want to talk to us Thank you :)
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WOW, great shot, and really fantastic gallery Thanks for this nice BW trip Greetings from Switzerland YEM
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Thanks Steve. And thanks for the link to ciannca. I'll have a "butchers look". :)
All the best, Tom
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Thank you very much, Tom. Everyone was home and we had a wonderful Christmas, although my daughter had to fly to St. Louis on Sunday and that was a horror show, as you can imagine. I hope you have a wonderful year in 2010 and keep posting your fabulous shots we all love. (Driving through Va in the new year and I'll think of you)
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Well Steve the D3000 would be the least expensive NEW dslr. A used D40 would be cheaper with less megapixels(same sensor as was used in the image above). It really depends upon your budget. If you can afford a few more pounds then I'd go with a new D90 that would add video as well. Good luck and let me know if you have any more questions. Also please check out my website at www.tomlussierphotography.com. You can contact me there as well.
All the best, Tom
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