A truly original and interesting album. The baobabs always stayed in my mind after I read "The little Prince" by A. Saint Exupery. The Photos are formidable. My friend Jacques, Thank you very much for sharing

said mdediego 1 months 1 days ago

Very interesting treees and a wonderful album to enjoy visiting. Thank you again for sharing so many wonderful and very interesting well photographed albums. Ray

said mccoyray 8 months 19 days ago

It is a wonderful album, thank you for unforgettable exotic giants! Best wishes.

said lubanorth 10 months 7 days ago

Great additions Jacques, I love those Baobabs. Eric

said ericy202 10 months 8 days ago

Hi my friend Jacques, you have managed to amaze me with this gigantic album of gigantic trees. Back in Mauritius I saw the Baobab as a child but I missed the giant one in Vancouver during my last visit there 8 years ago! I'll take this opportunity to share with you another of my passions which is music, I play the guitar and sometimes sing. One of my regular venues is playing in hospitals and homes for mentally sick people but I have played my own style of music with my classical guitar in cafes during my times off work. Recently I got together with my friend Bob Loomis, an accomplish guitar player, composer/singer/songwrite r, and blended our talents together in a fusion of classical/electrical sound and uploaded some of them on My Space for the world to enjoy. Here is the URL: www.myspace.com/sonictrut h1 . Please enjoy and maybe Pierre would like to listen to them too!! Regards from Paul.

said paulchaperon100 10 months 8 days ago

Felecitations! Remarkable shots and so unbelievable. I heard of some huge trees but this is the first time I see such detailed pictures of them. Merci mille fois Jacques et Pierre, pour ce fasinante experience.

said strikjes 2007.08.01 at 08:44:28 PDT

What a pleasure to find an album on a subject as you have put together here ! I can appreciate what you show in this album as much as you do. Your diversity of appreciations is sure a pleasure ... as your albums illustrate. Thanks for this very interesting tour ! Gary in Seattle :^)

said stoneycreeks 2007.06.25 at 11:25:08 PDT

Mon cher Jacques, comme promis, j'ai commence a feuilleter, avec plaisir et surtout interet, vos magnifiques albums... Cette galerie sur les geants de la flore mondiale est tout simplement magistrale : on voyage sur tous les continents en decouvrant cette constante de la nature, a savoir qu'elle est merveilleuse, puissante, etonnante, qu'elle donne la notion de la relativite humaine...encore que ! Vos commentaires exhaustifs sont tres bien venus et nous aident a mieux apprecier la finalite de la photo. Merci, mon cher Jacques, ce fut un tres agreable moment passe a m'instruire et a bientot, dans un autre de vos albums. Recevez mes tres sinceres amities. Martial

said laitram 2007.03.09 at 06:29:18 PST

Hello Jacques, sorry for being so late in responding to your invitation to see this beautiful album. Usha and I have been travelling in northwest Karnataka, looking at some old temples of 5th century belonging to Chalukyan empire. This album is a marvel, not for just the size of the trees, but for how well you have put them together. Whether it is the Baobab in Senegal, or the giant Sequoia in Canada, or the magnificent trees in Angkor, you have done them justice in capturing their majesty and size. I am glad you have put these pictures together from your vatious trips. This is truly a very enjoyable album. Best wsihes, Suresh

said suresh_krishna 2007.03.03 at 21:35:43 PST

What a fantastic and exotic album! I enjoyed very much the awesome trees and the temple - great work and very educative, Jacques! Congratulations! Ina

said inicolae 2007.02.26 at 15:13:56 PST

very interesting album !!!

said vikfit 2007.02.26 at 05:39:02 PST

This is such an interesting album, Jacques. Your photos are always superb whether the subject is man made or made by nature. Thank you for visiting my Kissed by a Llama album. Yes, that is me, and yes, feel free to use whatever you chose. I would be honored. Carol

said albertsville 2007.02.24 at 20:31:14 PST

Dear Jacques, this album is most interesting and beautiful to view, especially as you are so generous with information pertaining to the tress. Thank you for you contribution to Webshot!!!!! Trudy

said hamiltrudy1 2007.02.23 at 04:48:38 PST

Dear Jacques, J've never seen before a so exaustive collection of gigantic trees. The size of these trees become very big looking at persons near. J like as always your excellent pictures and it is a pleasure to see the slideshow. Very good job and thanks for sharing Jacques. Franco from Italy

said fuij 2007.02.22 at 14:25:28 PST

Nature is truly amazing - great presentation of these fabulous old and HUGE trees. Loree

said greenhorngrl 2007.02.20 at 09:30:28 PST

Dear Jacques I'm at cloud nine viewing this amazing album. The power the Mother Nature is always the stronger . Thanks for this walk through giant trees amd spectacular locations in every corner in the world. Thanks for this big share Paolo

said Paolo_1955 2007.02.20 at 07:47:15 PST

Original and very very nice album. Congratulation. Maurizio.Italy

said mauriziomalangone 2007.02.20 at 07:21:37 PST

QUEL PLAISIR J AI EPROUVE EN REGARDANT CETTE MAGNIFIQUE COLLECTION DE GEANTS! QUELLE IDEE GENIALE VOUS AVEZ EU JACQUES! MERCI DE NOUS FAIRE PARTAGER LE FRUIT DE VOS VOYAGES ET LES MERVEILLES DE VOTRE APPAREIL PHOTO! BISOUS MON BEL AMI!( ET NON, VOUS N ETES PAS GROS MAIS TRES...ROBUSTE!!!)BYE!

said huguette296100 2007.02.19 at 13:01:35 PST

I looked at the additions and I am definitely in awe with those Cambodian trees!They repel and attract at the same time! Their thirst for destruction creates beauty!What a confusion of values!And.....don't be shy, plaese, give us more! Amicalement, Gabriela

said shukun20 2007.02.18 at 06:32:32 PST

Terrific album, and representative of a real commitment to capture some of the world's giants in the plant kingdom. It was such a pleasure viewing these incredible specimens. Thank you!

said assistantchief84 2007.02.18 at 03:31:15 PST

Oh Jacques! How I love this album! I've loved trees so much since reading about trees in Joyce Kilmer's poem about trees. Perhaps my great interest lays in the fact that I grew up in West Texas where trees were most likely to be found in storybooks or magazines. We had an abundance of sage brush, tumble weeds and cacti - not trees! Trees have long been one of my favorite things at which to look. Often, I'll find myself absorbed in studying the formation of the branch structures of many kinds of trees (in case I want to paint one someday!) Needless to say, I had a field day "watching" all the trees in your great album. I've seen quite a few large ones of several variets; but, NONE can touch the splended giants you have captured here. A very impressive album! Thank you for sharing it with us here @ Webshots! You're the BEST! Hugs, Jodi

said jodi_coyote 2007.02.17 at 22:25:45 PST

Hello Jacques, what a terrific album. Those huge trees are magnific,fantastic, impressive, unbelievable ! I'd love to see them for real. Thanks for sharing these pictures. Best regards from Romania, Andrew.

said theskywalker69 2007.02.17 at 14:05:57 PST

Your pictures are always fantastic, specially the baobab and Angkor ones. Thanks for sharing.

said estelax100 2007.02.16 at 05:13:21 PST

Jacques, you have me in seventh heaven viewing this album. I wish I could have seen half of these specimens you are showing here. Eric

said ericy202 2007.02.15 at 09:02:34 PST

Mon cher Jacques, I had a great time watching these very interesting, captivating shots! Nature is full of surprises and thrills us in many ways! A great idea to put together this collection! Meilleurs souhaits, Gabriela

said shukun20 2007.02.15 at 07:36:53 PST