 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o - Stephen Paul | All Comments |
o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o - Stephen Paul | All Comments |
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| 14th May 2008 dariela | - From: 2 weeks in Puerto Rico felicidades tienes un lente que cacta fotos maravillosas te felicito por un exelente trabago... |
| 14th May 2008 christina | - From: Just around the Bend: volcanoes, obsidian and forest i am speckless... WOW< fucken WOW!! |
| 14th May 2008 christina | - From: The Remnants of Mt. Mazama's Cataclysmic Eruption you have an amazing eye. crater lake is a very spirtial place. i have enjoyed seeing it fresh from your perspective |
| 14th May 2008 christina | thank you - From: Lava Tubes, Waterfalls and One Huge Volcano! your photos make me fell two ways.... 1 pride for the area that i live and grow up in! 2... motivation; you have captured moments that i don't recall ever witnessing myself. |
| 10th May 2008 Juanita Accardo | Please make contact - From: Sacred Lingas Turn Me On Hellooooooooooooo As I spend many months of the year in Cambodia, I'm rather partial to those who have visited and share at least some of the same fascination with this country as I do. Would be very interested to know when you are next due to visit, if your sister lives there, if so where, oh so many questions actually................. Briefy, I am based in Ratanakiri and have some land there for future philanthropic purposes. Originally intending to fill a need in rural healthcare education/training, I've found the focus to be shifting towards providing opportunities for ex-orphans and tribal teens who need to learn job skills etc. If you would be interested in more background information my blogger name on this same site is Miss-dmeanour (travelblog.org/Bloggers/miss-dmeanour/). Actually was out there in January and returned last week from my latest jaunt. Now back at my Per Diem position at St. Mary's Medical Center in Long Beach (large Khmer population) befor heading out again later this year. Hope to hear from you. |
| 9th May 2008 Valerie | - From: Sacred Lingas Turn Me On Impressive as always! |
| 8th May 2008 francesca | - From: Sacred Lingas Turn Me On oooooooooooooo my dear friend, those pictures are so beautifull... I want to go there now!!! besitos |
| 11th April 2008 Stephen Paul | sin hielo - From: 2 weeks in Chile, Summer No I didn't visit the Laguna San Rafael! I'm saving it for a later time. :) It looks incredible though, I cant wait to explore all of the Carretera Austral Region someday!! |
| 11th April 2008 angela | wow - From: 2 weeks in Chile, Summer chile is such a lovly place. i saw that u never had pictures of la laguna san rafael...did u not go and visit that? its such a lovly journy i did it...i come from chile and went back there in 2005 till 2007 |
| 6th April 2008 barrygahan | I'm jealous.... - From: 2 weeks in Chile, Summer that you got to visit PN Conguillio. We were hoping for some up close volcano action but the park was closed (and is still closed I believe) |
| 30th March 2008 Christa Hayden | How diverse! - From: The White Mountains, Owens Valley Wow Steve...those are gorgeous! So unique...it's crazy that California has so many diverse landscapes! I love "The Sierra's in the Owens Valley are steeper than you can imagine!" photo which shows the steepness of the mountain side. I also love the "White Mountain Peak (4342m)" photo with the sun shining on the road. Neat! I was also impressed with your poetic and emotion-inspiring last paragraph :). Thanks for sharing! |
| 30th March 2008 Adina | Magnificent! - From: The White Mountains, Owens Valley Wow, your pictures show the image of a country nobody could imagine. Amazing beauty! I never heard such things from any of my American friends!! DO go on in travelling! These places are so precious for us, the readers! |
| 29th March 2008 LeGrandBleu | - From: Attractions for the Tourist Great blog and panorama, with the explanations! Ana. |
| 11th March 2008 Stephen Paul | Wow - From: On the Moto Interesting to know you are seeing these sights in front of your eyes this very moment! Talk about economy of movement huh? Thanks to everyone!! |
| 11th March 2008 the soul cultivator | one enormous carefully constructed circus act - From: On the Moto I am at Riverside Phenom Pehn reading this wonderful entry, you have captured motoworld perfectly. as I finished reading this blog a moto came past pulling enough furniture to furnish a small bedsit, on top of this balancing act was one crouching dog, a live bird cage, and two more mopeds with the riders actually balancing on top of the mopeds on top of all the furniture....its like one enormous carefully constructed circus act. Perfection. |
| 11th March 2008 paland | Beautiful Pics - From: Sierra National Forest I love those pics. I usually do the northern sierra's but those show that the southern sierra's are a paradise. |
| 8th March 2008 TeamTurner | Incredible Feat of Balance - From: On the Moto Throughout our time in SE Asia we saw all sorts of crazy things being carried on motor bikes and often joked that huge pieces of furniture must be carried this way too. Well here you have it! A great catch all around. Thanks for posting this blog, its fuel for our "crazy stories of Asia" discussions with friends! Well done! |
| 7th March 2008 Christa Hayden | What life and energy! - From: On the Moto Hi Steve! That was a great description...captures the chaos and vitality of the streets. The pictures are so fun and capture moto life really well. Thanks for sharing with all! :) |
| 7th March 2008 erictjie | valuable pictures - From: On the Moto As the country progress , you won't see this in afew years time as thier economy getting better and they all want cars like china. i like your photo works ,.As a photographer myself ,you should visit Indonesia one day. Indonesia is heaven for scubadivers and alot of place are very remote and very still primitive and sceneries are wonderful especially for photographers. |
| 26th February 2008 Antsy | love it!!! - From: Waiting for the Sun Love your blog and your photos as always Stephen! I always look forward to hearing and reading about your next trip ;) |
| 23rd February 2008 Steve | superb - From: Torres del Paine Part 2: After the Storm... Brilliant pictures and commentary Stephen. I am busy researching for our honeymoon in Patagonia in a month's time, and your gallery has served up some real food for thought. Thanks. |
| 22nd February 2008 Christa Hayden | Bring 'Em On! - From: Waiting for the Sun Yiiippeee! I've been waiting with barely contained anticipation for Steve's incredible series of travelblogs on Cambodia! I can't wait to see how you convey the beauty and depth and energy that permeates life here. The dialogue about Angkor Wat was excellent! And my favorite pick is the panorama of the crowds waiting for sunset...now there is the REAL Angkor Wat! ;) |
| 22nd February 2008 Valerie | Cool! - From: Waiting for the Sun You get to see the coolest things! |
| 21st February 2008 Kate Hildebrand | - From: Waiting for the Sun Beautiful!! |
| 20th February 2008 Caroline | Rouge River - From: The Remnants of Mt. Mazama's Cataclysmic Eruption Hi! Finally got the internet working and checked out your work, very nice! I used to live in Shady Cove on hwy 62 and rented rafts on the Rogue River, what a co-inky-dink! I took a drive up 62 one day to see what I could see, and didn't know Crater Lake was so close until I was crossing a bridge over the side of it. What a pleasant surprise that was! Well keep up the excellent work, and hopefully I'll see you at my next pet scan ; ) |
| 11th February 2008 Chanel | GO P.R!! - From: 2 weeks in Puerto Rico wow that is a great thing to experience El Moro. That is a great museum. Great sites, great information, great events. |
| 8th February 2008 heather | RAD - From: Squidfish and Scuba Diving dude... your pics and blogs are awesome! |
| 3rd February 2008 BlackManx | Your gross - From: You've Probably Seen All This Before... Spare us the details yeah?? Keep up the great blogging! |
| 3rd February 2008 BlackManx | Your gross - From: You've Probably Seen All This Before... Spare us the details yeah?? Keep up the great blogging! |
| 31st January 2008 Somala | Alaska! - From: The Trip That Started It All I always regretted not going with you on this trip! Your pictures are amazing =) |
| 30th January 2008 travelbuffs | absolutely brilliant - From: The Trip That Started It All The photographs & the experience are exhilarating! Weather change in Alaska-I was reminded of our sea-kayaking trip to Shoup Glacier. I was so scared that I vowed never to do it again. Well, now, almost 6 months later, at least I cherish the memory. Again, brilliant photographs! ugh, you must be getting it all the time :-) |
| 29th January 2008 Valerie | Very nice. - From: Squidfish and Scuba Diving Great pictures! Must say that must have been a whirl wind trip; For your intestines..lol! |
| 28th January 2008 Ruth from Wales | Eek - From: You've Probably Seen All This Before... Ouch, this sounds awful!! Hope that your trip was more than just dodgy stomachs! Great pics as always. Am in Chile at the moment - a glance out of the door and I can see Villarrica. Jealous??! Ruth. |
| 27th January 2008 Stephen Paul | to Yathiraj - From: Torres del Paine Part 2: After the Storm... Thanks a million! What a great compliment. It was a fantastic 2 days of shooting in very harsh weather. If I wasnt alone could I have spent 2 days on a hill with 30mph winds in 5 degree temps and occasional rain? I love staying in one spot, watching the weather come and go- and in Torres thats a very easy thing to do with the weather changing so quickly... |
| 27th January 2008 yathiraj | DAMN!!! - From: Torres del Paine Part 2: After the Storm... Fantastic pictures man!! Im so in a daze right now. Just great. |
| 26th January 2008 LeGrandBleu | The suuicidal song - From: You've Probably Seen All This Before... Yes, I guess it's worldwide. At leats it has been playing everywhere in Rio fo the past 6 months. And still going! |
| 22nd January 2008 Kate Hildebrand | - From: You've Probably Seen All This Before... I've been waiting for this! Can't wait for the Cambodia one too :) Congrats on getting published! |
| 14th January 2008 Slater | Home! - From: Moro Rock, Sequoia National Park: November 2006 This are great pics of my former home in the Sierras! Yes, the trees are really that big -- and really much bigger than portrayed in the pictures. It is impossible to capture on camera their immensity -- just as with the Grand Canyon. I feel homesick for the Sierras just looking at these pictures... even though I now live in a forest-city (Portland). |
| 21st December 2007 Christina Travelbug | What a relief continued - From: Life, Death and the Metamorphic Conspiracy me again...not sure what happened to the previous message. aaaanyway, all i wanted to say is that i am very happy to hear that surgery went well and that you will be able to continue travelling and taking amazing pictures. look forward to more!!! as for myself for some reason i haven't been feeling like updating my blog even though i have been doing quite some travelling in the last 6 months....well, i might still get around to doing it soonish...be well and stay happy!! take care, christina |
| 21st December 2007 Christina Travelbug | What a relief! - From: Life, Death and the Metamorphic Conspiracy hey dear, i haven't kept up with all your messages so just saw your entry now a few minutes ago and i was SHOCKED |
| 18th December 2007 TeamTurner | Ice Crystals - From: Sierra Nevada Granite Really loved the isolated ice shots. Abstract photography can be really tough. I think you really captures it well! Mike T. |
| 6th December 2007 ritchie | - From: Florence Lake, Sierra National Forest: August 2005 thank you so much for the beautiful photographs! i worked the whole summer up there & never caught the emotions of the landscape on film you did. |
| 5th December 2007 Bruce Hultgren | Mineral King - From: Life, Death and the Metamorphic Conspiracy I love your pictures Steve. I think you remember me, a friend of Jeff Briet's who went on a trip a few years ago to ????. The reservoir which was very low, and I sunk in the mud at shoreline while trying to release a nice rainbow trout. Maybe you remember I have property in Three Rivers, just a mile or so from the turnoff from Hwy 198 to the Mineral King road. It is a 5th Wheel trailer, and u are welcome to join me there (as base camp) on your next trip to Mineral King. Let me know when u want to go and I will join u. I don't know details on your bladder surgery or diagnosis, but it sounds like u are doing well now after the surgery. Glad to hear!!!! Going to the "Church" of the High Sierra is the best medicine there is! Best wishes.... keep me posted. Bruce Hultgren |
| 3rd December 2007 Pete | TAS...The Amazing Steve - From: Life, Death and the Metamorphic Conspiracy Isn't my son just amazing !!! |
| 3rd December 2007 Stephen Paul | trade me? - From: 4 Days of March in the South Island, Part I I wish I was a homesick Californian living in the South island! Thank you so much, compliments like yours are the best I could ever hope to receive... |
| 3rd December 2007 Ed | - From: 4 Days of March in the South Island, Part I As a homesick Kiwi living in California for the last 21 years, your travelogue Steven made feel strongly connected to New Zealand again. The photography is beautiful and you have captured that amazing New Zealand light, thanks Ed in Alameda, California. |
| 30th November 2007 travelbuffs | Awesome photography - From: Life, Death and the Metamorphic Conspiracy I read almost all of your blogs but probably this is my 1st comment. Love your writing. Keep traveling, keep writing. When you are down just think, "This too shall pass". It will definitely pass:-) travelbuffs |
| 29th November 2007 Kate Hildebrand | Glad you're OK! - From: Life, Death and the Metamorphic Conspiracy You'll be nice & ready for the kind of food poisoning that only Cambodia can provide :') |
| 26th November 2007 LeGrandBleu | What a beautiful place - From: Life, Death and the Metamorphic Conspiracy Seems all I do is rate your photos with 5s! |
| 25th November 2007 Ellen Around the World | - From: Life, Death and the Metamorphic Conspiracy Hey - Good to hear the op went well. Keep me updated with your travel plans. Might see you for a beer at some point! E |
