Emus

Fond of gography and have a soft spot for Australia. Try to learn as much I can about your part of the world. The emus are certainly only known in your area. Dirk from South Africa

said louwcc 2006.11.04 at 01:42:37 PST

Great pics i have not been out for a while so i better get my ##### moving. Martin

said superroo351 2006.07.03 at 05:16:49 PDT

Cute little critters these Emus are Mate & your captions truly enhance each image..Thanks for sharing & Congratulations on your selection as "Featured Member of the Week"...God's Blessings from Texas...Ken

said bigdaddy8x14 2006.03.30 at 17:28:25 PST

Hi Peter, well these aren't the best looking birds i've ever seen, but they do have an interesting look about them. Thanks for the close up of the Emu...Claudette

said mamabear250 2005.12.29 at 16:23:40 PST

Hi Peter and greetings from Kentucky USA. Nice photos of the Emu. I will come back and look some more at your photos. Thanks for sharing... Darrell

said worldwide1001 2005.04.14 at 01:51:43 PDT

Hi Peter - Thank you for your kind comments re my Flower Macros album which was featured. You have an Olympus too - I am so happy with mine esp the 10x optical zoom - fantastic! Re your comment "Webshots does allow us to store photos at a much higher resolution than 800 x 600" - I realise that but I do most of my images for a photo forum where 500px is max for posting - I can't be bothered doing 2 sizes - it would mean a generic file for the software, then 2 sizes for the web - not too good with lack of computer space lol and the number of images I deal with - I save to disk too. Yep, I'm on dial-up - another reason for smaller sizes. We used to live in Perth BTW - beautiful city - we still miss it after 20 years. Thanks again :) Hillie Toowoomba Qld

said hillied 2005.03.20 at 19:14:49 PST

G'day Pete. Welcome back mate. Catch up with you later. Al....

said shortshooter 2005.02.25 at 23:14:41 PST

Hi Peter. Thanks so much for visiting my featured album today -- I appreciate your kind comments. Also I love your tongue-in-cheek sense of humor! :-) Indeed I don't know the names of hardly ANY of the flowers I photograph -- I just shoot them. Thanks again for dropping by and taking time to make a notation in my guestbook. Someday I'll have to come to Austrailia; but until then I can enjoy your photos instead. Thanks for sharing with us. Jon

said asendus 2005.02.08 at 22:55:26 PST

Hi Peter, Thank you so much for your kind compliments on my featured album today. I just found out a little while ago and I am so excited. And, yes, I believe I have a few summer scenes around our yard, but not of the lake yet. I'm really just learning this camera, so I will be getting out a lot this spring and summer to cover the whole lake area. Raintree Plantation is in Missouri; about 40 miles southeast of St. Louis, Missouri. I'm sorry, but I don't know what 40 miles is in kilometers...lol. By the way, I love the emus. Thanks again. Donna/Missouri/USA

said deestea 2005.02.02 at 00:59:21 PST

Hi again Peter, just how tame are the emu's over there? Have you seen my Mount Teidi album yet? Hope you like some of the shots in there. All the best, George

said gpleask 2005.01.25 at 07:57:31 PST

Hi Peter, again me, please look up todays featured (# 2 with the skies in differente color and a LOT of numbers...hmmmm) I left my footprint there and on purpose put your name wrong just in case you check read the guestbook and then add some "nice" comments. Today is my last day off so tomorrow WS checking will be short. You may want to delete this entry if you wish Hugs-Katie or Kathy

said katifelkai 2005.01.19 at 13:29:14 PST

Peter!!I'm happy to meet you! I am so sorry that it has taken me so long to find your albums...but now that I have ,I'll visit you often as I love your creative images!your new webshots friend,weezie

said weezie5501 2005.01.18 at 08:43:28 PST

Peter, what a crowd , lovely... we are getting here a great album and I really thank you that Emu has company, he told me that it was unbearable to be so lonely. I like the additions, and thank you for making my wish happen. Did you see my latest peacocks? We are having a wonderful spring time weather and I wish I could go somewhere on a photo spree. Work, Work, that is what I have to do..A warm hug/Katie- Kathy whichever all valid.

said katifelkai 2005.01.17 at 22:51:30 PST

Hi Peter! Nice additions to your Emu album and looks as though you got pretty close too. Liked your Kangaroos under the sprinkler too. Well done! I have lots of Webshots to catch up on now, so will take your golf course walk later.. Greetings.. Gladys.

said gladysclancy2 2005.01.17 at 04:36:04 PST

Hi Peter, nice shots of the emu. I never though of emus with a dandruff problem. I'm glad yours got some Head and Shoulders, and I can see it worked a treat. Cheers, Keith.

said magikeith 2005.01.16 at 23:43:22 PST

Hi Peter, Thank you for your kind words in my album. I really appreciated your input. I can only say I will endevour to take heaps more photos (time allowing). I think I have caught the photography bug. Hopefully with practice I can improve. Great Emu Photos. Thanks again for sharing. Chris from QLD

said chrissy40111 2005.01.15 at 12:47:15 PST

Thank's for sending me à lovely e-mail for my Featured albums. yes all the photos were taking in St Guillaume Quebec Canada, and we only use the snowmobile for the sports. But Today ? its raining, and its 12 cel. outside, I think its true that Earth is realy warming. jcnet103

said jcnet103 2005.01.14 at 08:24:59 PST

Hi Peter, what lovely photos these are. Wonderful shots of this beautiful bird!! Are they starting to overtake the golf course nowerdays?? :-) Would be something new anyway! Your "vikingphoto& quot; for Ray is so lovely, you did it perfect!! I downloaded it just now. You are an artist, yes! It is such a funny and lovely picture - just a brilliant idea!! :-)))) Heartfelt greetings for Betty and you - Trixi

said trixiko 2005.01.14 at 06:03:07 PST

Hi Peter, Great photo of the Emu on the Golf Course. Thankyou so much for the work you have done on the photo, that you sent me today. I was overwhelmed. I have put it in the right place. Look under the photo.. Thanks again my friend. Ray.

said viking153 2005.01.14 at 00:47:14 PST

Gidday Peter..( is that how you Aussies say it?) I am speechless for this wonderful addition, Mr Emu finally has a companion, and a beautiful picture by the way...I thank you so much and take it as a personal present if I may, I am delighted. Imagine Peter beeing enclosed alone in an album without the possibility to escape or get a friend or "album mate"..so finally I am relieved. :-) On other issue: I would like to make a deal with you if you would agree. Each time you or me see a featured album where the photo titles or captions are numbers or even nothing sometimes, we would either not sign the album or put some remarks to make the "famous&quot ; author aware of this lack of artistry. What do you say?. There must be a way to "fight" agains these careless members, and may be some day WS screeners will get their brains enlightened... Once more a big thanks for Mrs Emu ... you made my day Peter. Hugs from wet, super wet California-Kathy

said katifelkai 2005.01.10 at 23:18:58 PST

Hi Peter, I loved you entry in one of today featured album with those lovely flowers but only stupid numbers saying in very polite manner that she shoud name her flowers!!!!...It utmost irritates me when I see that and the screeners at WS should not feature this kind of work meanwhile people like you take the trouble to title each photo and write nice captions...we should all fight against this injustice. Hugs Kathy

said katifelkai 2005.01.10 at 00:57:58 PST

Peter you are an artist even in your writing,very nice about your comments to my new album and the Barry Manilow music....I am glad you had a nice time...but.. Emu is still alone, he deserves a Mrs Emu or something like that...condemned to solitude???:-)hugs Kathy

said katifelkai 2005.01.05 at 18:18:07 PST

wonderful pictures. marvelous album. superb. all agar101

said amandabargar 2005.01.04 at 10:10:56 PST

Thank you for signing my guestbook Sunday (12/20/04) when Webshots featured my “It’s All Good” album. Webshots has certainly grown up since I first joined this site back in 2000. It has become such an international site. It is wonderful. Who signed my guestbook: 3 from Australia, 3 from England, 2 from the Netherlands, 2 from Italy, 4 from Canada, 2 from Finland, , 1 from Japan, Lebanon, Belgium, Malasia, Germany, and Madrid, 14 from the USA (2 of whom are my home town and I do not know them), 2 who have been so many places I could not tell where they were from and one complete mystery person Pierre. I’d like to venture out into the world. So if any of you want to do some emailing for a while to swap information about our cultures, I’d really be interested in that. We have one thing in common obviously. Photography.! We could learn a lot talking to each other and asking questions about what we see in each others photos. My email is …. Liven4Fotoz@yahoo.com. Cultural diversity is so great. Merryeb

said merryeb 2004.12.20 at 20:09:24 PST

Hi there George! Thank you very much for the gift of all these beutiful photos of Australia. They're all awesoma and recall me that beautiful trip I made in your land at the beginning of last year. But it was too short and I must come back again :-) Have a very merry Christmas, George, you and your family. Ale :-)

said carioni 2004.12.11 at 16:15:50 PST

We have no emu's in Britain, never mind in Shetland. All the best, George.

said gpleask 2004.12.02 at 08:25:40 PST

Emu is alone, bored, and sad, needs a little company so would you please give him some friends here??? I am sure there are many wonderful animal pictures you could upload besides him (her?) and calle the album "Emu & friends from Australia"?????: -))kathy

said katifelkai 2004.11.28 at 00:32:44 PST

Thanks for your kind comments on my featured album. Sad to say that covered Bridges are relics of the past with only a few 100 remaining in the U.S. and most are historic land marks. As the industry of bridge building evolved, builders learned to create longer spans using trusses, arches, and joined stringers. Like many structures of the late 18th century, these bridges were made almost entirely of wood. It soon became apparent that the joints of a wooden truss bridge would deteriorate rapidly when exposed to the elements. The covered bridge was invented in response to the need to protect the wood trusses and joints. Garry

said racin28 2004.11.27 at 15:14:48 PST

Many thanks indeed for your kind words on my albums, I'm chuffed to have an album featured and even more so that people such as yourself write to congratulate and express their appreciation. Very much enjoyed having a mosey around your albums, great stuff too :) Regards, Atheana

said atheanaa 2004.11.19 at 06:07:16 PST

I'm writing to say "Thank You" for taking the time to visit my Webshots photo album and signing my guestbook. It was a pleasure finding out that I had a "Featured Album" posted on 11-12-04 by the staff at Webshots, and the pleasure of getting responses from folks all over the world.....I did enjoy the limelight. Thanks again for taking the time out to visit!! Jerry Minneapolis, MN US

said jerrymcinnis 2004.11.17 at 08:06:24 PST