Hi Anne, I really enjoyed looking at your pictures. Didn't realize that you were so good! I showed some of your pictures to my youngest daughter Esther. She is really into writing poems about flowers these days and we really loved looking at your flower pictures. Lots of love, Evvie

Hi Anne,

Really liking the Flower Stall and Wooden Tulips shots, presumably from your trip to Amsterdam. I feel like I can see a difference in your work and how it's progressing, and it's definitely impressive! I vote for those two shots on your next set of cards. :)

I also love the Tulips shot (the red and yellow ones). Really striking, and the animal shots with Paws, Daisy, and Why's the Water Hard? are really well constructed and charming.

For more bids on the next card selection, I particularly like the Heart from your Textures page, and several from the Bits and Pieces page: Water Taxis, Antique Dutch Boat, Elephant on Parade, and More Letters.

Great stuff!

Hi Anne,
It was great to see you on Friday night! I was very impressed with your photographs and particularly liked The Sea at St Ives and Tulips in a Car Door (I'm not sure if that was the exact title). I thought your choice of framing was exceptional and added a lot to your photographs, especially the prints on acrylic. And the choice of venue worked particularly well. You have a very good eye and the exhibition was extremely professional. You've inspired me to do more with my camera and photos!

Great exhibition. And great to see many of the photos in a 'home' setting, pictures on the walls surrounded by lovely furniture.
I look forward to you taking photos for a couple of areas in my house.

Fabulous stuff Anne! I feel more relaxed just looking at your pics. Wonderful! x

Great to see new images on your site. Love the rusty door hinge and of course.. What are you?
Note from Anne: This refers to a picture in the 'bits & pieces' gallery, and is not Sandi asking me a rather odd question!

You have a very good eye for detail. I really like your shot of the ' Hoof ' and ' Malmesbury Abbey 2 ' is just stunning. It was great to see so many photos with real appeal in them. You set a high standard.

I have just spotted your name in the photo credit list for 'Faith Dancing' by Jill Briscoe. Thought I'd visit your website to find out which photos are yours. I really love the gallery of gates and doorways - you have inspired me to get my camera out!

Hi Anne. What a great set of pictures covering a whole range of subjects. I loved the interiors, especially the one of Malmesbury Abbey. I think that the 'Churchyard & church' and 'Reflections, Amsterdam' in your Buildings folder are stunning.
It has been on my mind to add a name to all my pictures that I have on the Gastrophotography site, and seeing yours will prompt me into action.

Hi Anne, You've really taken to this web site construction lark! I started to write down the titles of your pictures that I liked, only to find that I appeared to like more and more. Every gallery has something special in it. Your 'doors and windows' are great. Some of your 'flowers' are good enough for commercial use and your 'buildings and architecture' have been taken with care and a keen eye. Good luck with your exhibition.

Just a quick message to say great to meet you this morning. Just checked out your website - you have some wonderful images! I look forward to seeing more!

Good images, Anne. As a fellow photographer, I'm genuinely impressed...

I like the website design too - stylish, clean, uncluttered and professional. I'll bookmark it for a regular visit.

If this is the taster - I can't wait to see your exhibition in Faringdon in the Summer. Your work is excellent.

Your work is like a breath of fresh air, you hold the light so well in your compositions. Thank you for sharing your work with us. My favourites are "bridge" and "bluebell wood!"

I think the range of subject material featured in your galleries is really amazing - what a visual feast! I'm particularly wowed by the 'open doors' and 'gaps', which give you a peek into a world you would probably just have walked by and not noticed...Well done!