As we are travelling to the US in June, I decided I need a new video camera, a HD (high definition) model as I have been filming in standard format in the past. So today we jumped in the car and trundled off to Photo Continental at Mount Gravatt, one of the leading equipment retailers. There we asked to see Andrew, the manager who is married to a former teaching colleague of Diane's. He sold Diane her Canon EOS camera last year.
While he was talking to us, he mentioned that together with Sharon, his wife, they had been looking at Diane's blog recently. He said to her, 'Diane, I am very impressed with your photography, some of the pictures on your blog are amongst the best I have seen, and believe me, in this job, I see a lot of pictures every day'.
For once, Diane was speechless. Unfortunately I didn't have my video camera with me to film that.
I personally think he is right, here is one of her photos from Canada:
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| Early morning in the fog by Diane Bohlen |
Yup! He's right. Some of them if not all could be easily published. Like the one above? National Geographic material.
ReplyDeleteCan I have your old camera?
Just kidding. (almost) :)
Yep, I agree! A a matter of fact, I have been telling her to publish a coffee-table book of her photos! She' aMAzINg!!
ReplyDeleteDamm! No camera to get Diane speechless!
ReplyDeleteI tell you, you witnessed your first miracle!
Anyhow besides that wonderous occasion, your Diane is very talented with her camera!
Make sure you have the camera on Sunday.
Cheers
Forever in wonder!!!!
Colin (HB)
Yep, could not agree more. The image you include is a delight to the eyes, and I love how it disappears into the fog in the background. Lovely ...
ReplyDeleteGreat reflection shot.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely compliment. I have enjoyed Diane's photos for a long time now and I agree.
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