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28th January 2008

Eek
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.

From Blog: You've Probably Seen All This Before... Bangkok Tourist Attractions

27th January 2008

Stephen Paul
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to Yathiraj
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...

From Blog: Torres del Paine Part 2: After the Storm...Chilean Patagonia

27th January 2008

yathiraj
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DAMN!!!
Fantastic pictures man!! Im so in a daze right now. Just great.

From Blog: Torres del Paine Part 2: After the Storm...Chilean Patagonia

26th January 2008

LeGrandBleu
Ana

The suuicidal song
Yes, I guess it's worldwide. At leats it has been playing everywhere in Rio fo the past 6 months. And still going!

From Blog: You've Probably Seen All This Before... Bangkok Tourist Attractions

22nd January 2008

Kate Hildebrand
Kate Hildebrand

I've been waiting for this! Can't wait for the Cambodia one too :) Congrats on getting published!

From Blog: You've Probably Seen All This Before... Bangkok Tourist Attractions

14th January 2008

Slater
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Home!
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).

From Blog: Moro Rock, Sequoia National Park: November 2006

21st December 2007

Christina Travelbug
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What a relief continued
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

From Blog: Life, Death and the Metamorphic Conspiracy, Sequoia National Park

21st December 2007

Christina Travelbug
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What a relief!
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

From Blog: Life, Death and the Metamorphic Conspiracy, Sequoia National Park

18th December 2007

TeamTurner
Michael & Kelley Turner

Ice Crystals
Really loved the isolated ice shots. Abstract photography can be really tough. I think you really captures it well! Mike T.

From Blog: Sierra Nevada Granite: Desolation Wilderness

5th December 2007

Bruce Hultgren
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Mineral King
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

From Blog: Life, Death and the Metamorphic Conspiracy, Sequoia National Park

3rd December 2007

Pete
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TAS...The Amazing Steve
Isn't my son just amazing !!!

From Blog: Life, Death and the Metamorphic Conspiracy, Sequoia National Park

3rd December 2007

Stephen Paul
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trade me?
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...

From Blog: 4 Days of March in the South Island, Part I: New Zealand Photography

3rd December 2007

Ed
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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.

From Blog: 4 Days of March in the South Island, Part I: New Zealand Photography

30th November 2007

travelbuffs
Transient Sapiens

Awesome photography
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

From Blog: Life, Death and the Metamorphic Conspiracy, Sequoia National Park

26th November 2007

LeGrandBleu
Ana

What a beautiful place
Seems all I do is rate your photos with 5s!

From Blog: Life, Death and the Metamorphic Conspiracy, Sequoia National Park

25th November 2007

Ellen Around the World
Ellen

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

From Blog: Life, Death and the Metamorphic Conspiracy, Sequoia National Park

24th November 2007

yathi
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Good stuff!
Great pics as usual and hey congrats on the medical thing. Ur first paragraph gave me a scare!

From Blog: Life, Death and the Metamorphic Conspiracy, Sequoia National Park

24th November 2007

Ruth from Wales
Ruth John

great
Amazing pics and text! Good to hear that all is going well.

From Blog: Life, Death and the Metamorphic Conspiracy, Sequoia National Park

24th November 2007

Amy
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Your awesome!!
Just admiring your latest pics with my grandma and mum, we are all oohing and aahing! Heading to Chile????

From Blog: Life, Death and the Metamorphic Conspiracy, Sequoia National Park

21st November 2007

Chi
Chisus

Nice pics! I love Volcanos! :)

From Blog: Lava Tubes, Waterfalls and One Huge Volcano! Mt. Shasta Photography

11th November 2007

Stephen Paul
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Wow!
Thanks so much for that compliment!!! You should see it poster sized.. :)

From Blog: Torres del Paine Part 2: After the Storm...Chilean Patagonia

11th November 2007

Stephen Paul
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Wow!
That is crazy! About 6 months ago the house started looking like it was being demolished, the trees in the picture were removed, the windows knocked out, etc.. but still it sits the last weekend I went home! I love it, so much character...

From Blog: Moro Rock, Sequoia National Park: November 2006

3rd November 2007

BlackManx
Amy Hall

Just beautiful
Hey mr philosophical.......... so youve quit smoking right. one of my favourite blogs. xx

From Blog: Just around the Bend: volcanoes, obsidian and forest: Central Oregon

31st October 2007

Mercurycatcher
Michael Diamond

Precarious Hiker
Hi Steve,looks like an amazing place you went to there. That hiker was certainly taking his life in his hands for that perfect unobstructed photo op view, only thing is you got it mate! Happy travelling!

From Blog: Just around the Bend: volcanoes, obsidian and forest: Central Oregon

31st October 2007

brodiemash
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Abandoned house
My family used to own the property that abandoned house is on....along with the house. Crazyness....

From Blog: Moro Rock, Sequoia National Park: November 2006

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