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At 7:33am on January 24, 2008, Johnson Zhang said…: Thank you!! And don't say you are old!! You have got a young heart, seen from your photos!!

Do you mean a master's degree? Actually I am considering whether I should get one before or after getting a job! And in what stream...

The calligraphy one is taken in a museum in Xi'an, China, it's actually part of a essay curved on a piece of rock. The whole essay is legible but one small part is only several meaningless characters~ And this is the power of Chinese characters...

I don't think I have enough talent to be an artist, and I am not sensitive enough towards arts. But I would consider photography as my 1st hobby, but definitely not career path.

Sony has released alpha 200, which should be a very high quality DSLR with brand new features!

At 11:30am on January 18, 2008, Lars Lindbom said…: You are so young and I am so old. Do not be "Sorry for my straight forward comments on your photos sir!!# . To get that is why I participate in this community, I

want a new camera that can manage Higher ISO settings with good results. I hear Sony alpha is on its way to the market with a new model.

A solid education is a such good thing for a young man. Congratulations!

I got comments on my portraits fo this fantastic guy Nisse- Maybe I overdo the "postprocessing" .

Personally I like Fredrik2 Was your comment on this one too?

At 8:56am on January 18, 2008, Johnson Zhang said…: Sorry for my straight forward comments on your photos sir!! I really like them especially the "greek philosopher" one. : )

Now I can understand why you could always catch people's expressions in your portrait photos!! I have never met a real psychologist in my life!! So great!!

For me, I am now in HK studying Electrical and Electronic Engineering Bachelor's degree. And currently I am taking a gap year internship in a IT related company!

And please find my comments on your photo!

At 10:49am on January 16, 2008, John said…: Hi Lars, the only picture on glass I have is on my site. I just put it on. I did not draw the picture, I just took the picture. You sound like a true artist. A man of extreme talent and an eye for beauty.

At 3:27am on January 16, 2008, John said…: Lars, I've never had a print written in glass. What type of process is that? They actually put the photograph onto the glass? Sounds very arty. I just use a standard premium glossy for prints normally.

At 5:11pm on January 15, 2008, John said…: Hi Lars, you asked what size of prints do I make. I love 13 by 19"prints. If you have the money. As you know this hobby is very expensive if you want your pictures to show at galleries or to hang on your walls. The Epson 1400 or 2400 are my favorite printers.

At 5:42pm on January 14, 2008, John said…: Thank you Lars for the comment. I used a channel mask to create the bird picture.

At 3:24pm on January 14, 2008, Deidre said…: HI there and thank you for sharing your strory and the suggestions on the photo. I am not sure how I would do a color variation but that is something I will keep in mind to learn...if you can tell me how to find a tutorial on that it would be great. I am a novice still...but I this has always been a passion of mine,I had to put it down to handle the business of life,now it is my turn to live...