Critiques

gemini (40) 2007-10-08 14:59

I agree. The look of inevitability as scarily familiar no modern soldiers. These guys are re-enactors extraordinaire!

Regards,

Mark

gemini (40) 2007-01-16 18:02

Hi,

this is quite a common view posted on TE, and one of my favourite POVs in Budapest, but I have never seen a night shot. I love it. Thanks for sharing it. The colours and composition are excellent.

Regards,

Mark

gemini (40) 2006-12-14 11:12

Jo napot kivanok Janos,

This is a great picture of a sadly overlooked bridge. I love the way the white of its structure is set against the dark sky. Also. it's a rare POV- most pictures are from the Buda side or from Gellerthegy.

Regards,
Mark

gemini (40) 2006-12-06 11:35

Wow,

is there anywhere you havn't been. I love your pics of Leicestershire, I'm homesick in Afghanistan at the moment, so they cheer me up. Very jealous that you've been in Budapest!! What a fantastic photo'.

Mark

gemini (40) 2006-11-20 11:09

Hi Andrea,

this such a simple but brilliant picture. It's one of those that can come out all wrong but don't worry- it's great. This is one of my favourite views in Budapest, and I go here no matter how many times I visit, because I never tire of it. Thanks for sharing it,

Mark

gemini (40) 2006-11-03 12:10

Hi there, I love this this picture and the comments you make are excellent. I'm glad people are aware of what's going on here. I'm in the region at the moment so I'll try and add some of my own pictures when I get back. Thanks for making the World more aware.

gemini (40) 2006-03-13 6:55

Again another fantastic shot. Everything works really well in this photo. You have captured Hungary brilliantly. I hope you return there soon so we will be treated to some more pictures

Mark

gemini (40) 2006-03-10 9:19

Hi mate,

great picture of a crap place to be for anyone. I'm in the British Army, and if the bleating Liberals and do-gooders who have never been in a similar situation stopped their anti-military preachings for enough time for their cappucinos and mung-bean salads to congeal, then they would realise that all soldiers of all nationalities in Iraq(including the Iraqi peacekeepers) are doing a fantastic job in the face of horrendous conditions. Yes bad things happen in wars- they are nasty things, but to criticise those people trying to do the best they can in the face of political incompetence is plain cowardly. If people want to make a difference then lobby the Governments- that's what democracy is for- a thing the Iraqi people were lacking before.

Great work and an invaluable personal record of a decisive period of history,

Mark

gemini (40) 2006-03-10 3:34

Hi Trish,

I really do like this photo. The composition is great and it captures the gentleman beautifully. It somehow portrays the dignity and serenity of old age in a way that only a few people can do. I also love your picture of Berlin

Regards,

Mark

gemini (40) 2006-03-08 5:51

oh man, how jealous am I of you!! I've been trying to get a descent picture of the inside of the Basilica for years, and you have managed it brilliantly. Really great photo mate.