Comments for Season Images http://seasonimages.com/blog BLOGThis is the Blog of Season Images which belongs to photographer Len Abrams, ARPS Wed, 05 Oct 2011 21:36:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Peel Cathedral, Isle of Man – the Friendliest of all Church of England Cathedrals by Season Images » All 43 English Anglican Cathedrals Photographed http://seasonimages.com/blog/?p=623&cpage=1#comment-2175 Season Images » All 43 English Anglican Cathedrals Photographed Wed, 05 Oct 2011 21:36:46 +0000 http://seasonimages.com/blog/?p=623#comment-2175 [...] (3 March 2011) when I flew to the Isle of Man and photographed the Peel Cathedral (see Blog post -Peel Cathedral, Isle of Man – the Friendliest Cathedral in all England).  A selection of the images taken at each cathedral can be seen in the Season Images [...] [...] (3 March 2011) when I flew to the Isle of Man and photographed the Peel Cathedral (see Blog post -Peel Cathedral, Isle of Man – the Friendliest Cathedral in all England).  A selection of the images taken at each cathedral can be seen in the Season Images [...]

]]> Comment on All 43 English Anglican Cathedrals Photographed by admin http://seasonimages.com/blog/?p=643&cpage=1#comment-1792 admin Tue, 19 Jul 2011 21:27:25 +0000 http://seasonimages.com/blog/?p=643#comment-1792 Hi Richard - thanks for your comments. Your guess on the last comment is correct. I could not possibly rank the Cathedrals - they are all very different with unique elements. Hi Richard – thanks for your comments. Your guess on the last comment is correct. I could not possibly rank the Cathedrals – they are all very different with unique elements.

]]> Comment on All 43 English Anglican Cathedrals Photographed by RICHARD HALL http://seasonimages.com/blog/?p=643&cpage=1#comment-1790 RICHARD HALL Mon, 18 Jul 2011 20:26:19 +0000 http://seasonimages.com/blog/?p=643#comment-1790 I have today, (18/7/11) just completed seeing ALL of the Anglican Cathedrals. Unlike you I have not taken such fantastic photographs, I am sure you are very proud of your work. I am very interested in the last four comments in your list, I imagine the last is OXFORD! I would be very interested in knowing if you ranked the cathedrals in, say, order of most impressive buildings. Best Wishes R H I have today, (18/7/11) just completed seeing ALL of the Anglican Cathedrals. Unlike you I have not taken such fantastic photographs, I am sure you are very proud of your work.
I am very interested in the last four comments in your list, I imagine the last is OXFORD! I would be very interested in knowing if you ranked the
cathedrals in, say, order of most impressive buildings.
Best Wishes
R H

]]> Comment on Fox pup images featured in Amateur Photographer – 2 October 2010 by sue hobbs http://seasonimages.com/blog/?p=441&cpage=1#comment-1680 sue hobbs Wed, 15 Jun 2011 07:06:57 +0000 http://seasonimages.com/blog/?p=441#comment-1680 oh i LOVE the hide :) so many congratulations on winning this award. What a treat to sit quietly with your thoughts (or brain dead?) while you waited - what a great reward for your patience. Who needs Africa??? well ... oh i LOVE the hide :) so many congratulations on winning this award. What a treat to sit quietly with your thoughts (or brain dead?) while you waited – what a great reward for your patience. Who needs Africa??? well …

]]> Comment on Its in the Eyes – Images of degradation by sue hobbs http://seasonimages.com/blog/?p=88&cpage=1#comment-1679 sue hobbs Wed, 15 Jun 2011 07:01:47 +0000 http://seasonimages.com/blog/?p=88#comment-1679 hi len, only just looked at these. So great. May you grow from strength to strength as you look through your lens and capture imprtant images hi len, only just looked at these. So great. May you grow from strength to strength as you look through your lens and capture imprtant images

]]> Comment on Peel Cathedral, Isle of Man – the Friendliest of all Church of England Cathedrals by admin http://seasonimages.com/blog/?p=623&cpage=1#comment-1503 admin Fri, 06 May 2011 03:33:39 +0000 http://seasonimages.com/blog/?p=623#comment-1503 Thank you Richard for this information. I was aware of the status of the Isle of Man but somewhat confused by Peel Cathedral being the 43rd cathedral of the Church of England. I have made some adjustments to the text. Thank you Richard for this information. I was aware of the status of the Isle of Man but somewhat confused by Peel Cathedral being the 43rd cathedral of the Church of England. I have made some adjustments to the text.

]]> Comment on Peel Cathedral, Isle of Man – the Friendliest of all Church of England Cathedrals by Richard Banyard http://seasonimages.com/blog/?p=623&cpage=1#comment-1479 Richard Banyard Sun, 01 May 2011 17:06:21 +0000 http://seasonimages.com/blog/?p=623#comment-1479 As Communications Officer (and former Warden) for St.German's Cathedral, Peel, Isle of Man, I should like to thank you, Len, for your generous comments. Whilst our Cathedral is the most recently hallowed of Church of England Cathedrals, Peel is not in England. The Isle of Man is a self-governing Crown Dependency and has no representation in the Westminster Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Our Head of State is Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in her capacity of Lord of Mann. Our parliament is Tynwald which celebrated its millennium in 1979 - it is the grandmother of all parliaments! As Communications Officer (and former Warden) for St.German’s Cathedral, Peel, Isle of Man, I should like to thank you, Len, for your generous comments.

Whilst our Cathedral is the most recently hallowed of Church of England Cathedrals, Peel is not in England. The Isle of Man is a self-governing Crown Dependency and has no representation in the Westminster Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Our Head of State is Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in her capacity of Lord of Mann. Our parliament is Tynwald which celebrated its millennium in 1979 – it is the grandmother of all parliaments!

]]> Comment on Royal Photographic Society Associate Award by Molly Kain http://seasonimages.com/blog/?p=461&cpage=1#comment-1210 Molly Kain Mon, 07 Mar 2011 14:54:33 +0000 http://seasonimages.com/blog/?p=461#comment-1210 Hi Boet, Well done, that must feel really great, are you still counted as an amateur photographer now or a professional. I just think you are so good, so proud of you. Love you lots Molly Hi Boet,

Well done, that must feel really great, are you still counted as an amateur photographer now or a professional. I just think you are so good, so proud of you.
Love you lots
Molly

]]> Comment on A ‘skulk’ of fox pups – Putting in the time to capture wildlife images by Season Images » Unknown Action « Fox pup images featured in Amateur Photographer – 2 October 2010 http://seasonimages.com/blog/?p=390&cpage=1#comment-999 Season Images » Unknown Action « Fox pup images featured in Amateur Photographer – 2 October 2010 Fri, 21 Jan 2011 01:29:41 +0000 http://seasonimages.com/blog/?p=390#comment-999 [...] Read the Blog which describes how these images were taken. [...] [...] Read the Blog which describes how these images were taken. [...]

]]> Comment on Fox pup images featured in Amateur Photographer – 2 October 2010 by Season Images » Unknown Action « A ‘skulk’ of fox pups – Putting in the time to capture wildlife images http://seasonimages.com/blog/?p=441&cpage=1#comment-998 Season Images » Unknown Action « A ‘skulk’ of fox pups – Putting in the time to capture wildlife images Fri, 21 Jan 2011 01:26:03 +0000 http://seasonimages.com/blog/?p=441#comment-998 [...] In April a ‘skulk’ of four fox pups and their parents appeared in a den in woodlands not far from my home on the North Downs in Surrey.  I came across them by accident on a walk with my Labrador pup – there in a field were a frolic of pups playing in the sun who scampered when they saw us but then could not resist peeking back at us.  I took Toffee dog home and returned with my camera to start a series of watches which were each about 3 – 4 hours long – I did eight or nine watches over a period of 2 weeks and captured a great set of images.  These images won the “Editor’s Choice” award in Amateur Photographer Magazine – see the Blog entry. [...] [...] In April a ‘skulk’ of four fox pups and their parents appeared in a den in woodlands not far from my home on the North Downs in Surrey.  I came across them by accident on a walk with my Labrador pup – there in a field were a frolic of pups playing in the sun who scampered when they saw us but then could not resist peeking back at us.  I took Toffee dog home and returned with my camera to start a series of watches which were each about 3 – 4 hours long – I did eight or nine watches over a period of 2 weeks and captured a great set of images.  These images won the “Editor’s Choice” award in Amateur Photographer Magazine – see the Blog entry. [...]

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