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Question   Thank You!
It was great pleasure being able to meet up and shake the hands of a great photographer, a famous photographer everyone using Windows would definitely recognize. Thank you so much Peter for your inspirational course I attended at GPP (Better Outdoor and Travel Photography) in Dubai 1/5/2008.

You are a great teacher and really have the patience to pass your message or teaching's across to fellow students. I really enjoyed the day out with you and the group.

Best wishes and warm regards.

- W S Low 5/2/2008 2:58:32 AM

  Answer Reply to WS Low: Thanks for your kind note about my workshops in Dubai.

It was great to meet you too.

If you ever decide to take an on-line course, I hope you will consider mine at www.betterphoto.com (See the Courses tab; four week or eight week session.)

All the best in your digital photography.

Peter pkburian@gmail.com

- Peter B.  5/2/2008 3:43:05 AM

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Question   Weldone
Nice to see That beautiful image of windows was shot by you
regards
www.awais.smugmug.com

- Awais Yaqub 4/28/2008 12:57:20 PM

  Answer Thanks for your kind note, Awais.

Peter

- Peter B.  4/29/2008 9:03:21 AM

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Question   Nice Work
I am an Irish landscape photographer and I think you have some really stunning photography in your gallery. I could browse for quite a while. You can check out my site if you like by following the link below. Peter

www.explorelight.com

- Peter Gordon 3/12/2008 3:21:18 AM

  Answer Thanks, Peter.

And *your* images are incredible! (www.explorelight.com)

btw, I just got back from India, including Cochin, so it was interesting to see your photo of the fishing net. We shot it at sunset too, but from a boat.

One of these days, I will upload some India photos to my web site.

Cheers! Peter

- Peter B.  3/12/2008 6:36:34 AM

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Question   natural beauty
The photos are awe -inducing. Is the representation computer enhanced or "natural"? For philosophical reasons, I'd like to know that such things exist.

- mike carden 1/27/2008 1:44:37 PM

  Answer Mike: Well, I certainly tweak exposure and color balance, as most digital photographers do. But I don't do any major manipulation,

Thanks for your kind comment.

Peter Burian

- Peter B.  1/27/2008 5:53:14 PM

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Question   Nice post
Hammm… Nice post… Interesting.....

- Bobby Jeffers 1/22/2008 4:09:42 AM

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Question   Thanks
Thanks for good post
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home

- Pavel Ivanov 12/18/2007 11:22:15 AM

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Question   Discovering other Photos.
Well of course like most I got led here by the VF article about the XP background.

However I must say you are an exceptional photographer. The images are clear. You almost want to step into them, much like other people have posted. You have a gift for photography. Keep it going!

- Martha Kinch 8/28/2007 6:27:44 AM

  Answer Martha: Thanks for your kind comment.

Peter Burian

- Peter B.  9/4/2007 5:48:23 AM

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Question   Autumn Alley
Hello Peter, Say I loved that article in VF and while I do not use Windows but Mac OS X, I have often found myself wondering where those images come from and if they were in fact meant to soothe the frazzled minds of computer users who can't get their machines to operate correctly. More than a dozen times I've stared blankly at some image of tree frogs or snow or an abandoned beach and wished myself there instead of hitting the reboot button. Cheers.

Matthew Rose/Paris, France
http://homepage.mac.com/mistahcoughdrop/

- MATTHEW ROSE 3/26/2007 10:46:05 AM

  Answer Thanks for your comment, Matthew.

And I understand. Right now, I would love to be back at the Grand Canyon OR the Loire Valley of France. Two of my favourite locations.

Peter Burian

- Peter B.  3/26/2007 10:56:23 AM

  Answer Matthew: Hmmm ... I had not thought of that.

(soothe the frazzled minds of computer users who can't get their machines to operate correctly)

Maybe you're right. Peter

- Peter B.  9/4/2007 1:02:24 PM

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Question   Autumn (and Vanity Fair Article)
Thanks for the wonderful photograph that we've all enjoyed for so long-- and for helping re-discover the beautiful allee of trees! Perhaps you'll know one more thing: I work at a botanical garden and we've often stood around discussing (arguing) about what species of trees those are. Any idea? Everyone was delighted by the article in Vanity Fair because I have your photograph up on my computer, right where everyone walking in the front door sees it (line of sight)-- now I'll be able to tell our garden visitors where it comes from. And ya, I know I should have a photograph from our own garden, but..nice shot, Peter. well done.

- Mary Burke- Curator, UC Davis Arboretum 3/24/2007 1:13:22 PM

  Answer Thanks for your comment, Mary. We have various species of maple trees here in Southern Ontario (generically called sugar maples) and this is one of them. Beyond that, I don't know.

Kind regards, Peter Burian
pburian@sympatico.ca

- Peter B.  3/24/2007 1:36:35 PM

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Question   Autum image
I have oftern wondered where the 'Autumn' place was myself. Thanks a ton for finding it out (again) for us.

- Srivatsan Parthasarathy 2/21/2007 8:28:12 PM

  Answer Thanks for your note. Another article was published about this photo, today, in a Toronto newspaper.

You can read that at

www.thestar.com:80/article/184493

- Peter B.  2/22/2007 7:10:00 AM

  Answer Very cool photo. I've had it up on my desktop at home -- thank you!

- Ned t.  2/23/2007 11:35:20 AM

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