I hope that's not Ed in the Flowrider photo holding
the hand of the attendant. I will be pulling his man card if it
is. Hope you and Ed are well.
Mike,
Salt Lake City, UT
Mike - Always a pleasure
to hear from you. If you look closely at a number of the photos,
you will see a strange-looking man in trench coat and Borsalino,
reading a newspaper. I believe that's Ed.
Deb
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I have never been on a cruise ship (on purpose)
and this one looks like a city to me -- something to escape from.
Anyway, where is the lap pool? Love your pics!
Pegs,
Pasadena, CA
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Beautiful pictures, as always, Deb. It reminds
me of Las Vegas somehow.
Brenda,
Richland, WA
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Hi Debbie,Your images are fabulous! What an experience
of this amazing "city" on water you have captured for
viewers to enjoy! Cruise ships can be boring, as I have experienced...but
this one is chock full of things to do. Your emphasis is on the
delightful activities and not on the food one can consume! Thanks
Deb!
Yoka,
Westlake Village, CA
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What fun! It's hard to imagine that this amazing
piece of architecture and engineering floats all over the world.
I want to be on one of these babies when the great flood decides
to make a comeback. Your pictures are amazing. Lots of movement,
lots of interplay of light and shadow. You did a fine job Debbie.
Wish there were more.
Josh,
Omaha, NE
As always, I love your eye for beauty. In your
Guadalajara article you capture the people. In your Tahiti pictures,
it is the scenic beauty that mesmerized me. I love especially
the tranquil silhouettes with their mirror images. Where can I
get a good deal to visit the place? Simply beautiful! Send us
more!
Robert,
South Pasadena, CA
Okay, Im going to Guadalajara.
It looks like a destination that Mexican tourists go to. Amazing
shots. Of course, Im a sucker for kids.
Beverly Milton
Boise, ID
Deb,
You certainly have an eye for photography. Sometimes
we stay in a place too long to appreciate the beauty that surrounds
us. Your photos show a visitor appreciating not only the sculptures
but the intermingling of the people around it. I believe sculptures
were meant to be experienced and I'm glad the Guadalajara government
opened this interaction instead of relegating these pieces in
a stuffy museum.
Would love to see more of your work.
Peter Paul,
South Pasadena, CA
Seeing kids playing on art: that's amazing. It's
what art and travel are all about. Thanks for capturing some pretty
striking images. These should be in a book.
Paul Lucas
Vancouver, BC
The images are magnificent; I have only been to
Mexico on two occasions and would love to discover more of it.
Ill have to add Guadalajara to my long list of places to
visit.
Morgan, NY
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