Wow, dude. Wow.

I adore the top right pic! True classic beauty was captured there. Lovely set over all, the creative style you put into your head-pieces really shines through. Cheers, Speck.

Yay chipmunk! Squirrels have more..."flare": a long, curly, bushy tail.

So..does every comment need to be a minimum amount of words? As far as I can see from his comment history, there hasn't been anything to warrant this warning.

If you ask me, a sure sign that a trip is going to be friggin amazing is how seemingly horrible it starts out. Just viewing this post has really romanced me into wanting a road trip so bad! Happy adventuring!

I just love it when you can capture a scene that most people wouldn't even consider and make it beautiful. So yeah, nice shot! Cheers, Speck.

Nice play with perspective, when I saw it in my feed list it took a while to register what it was a shot of. Reminds me of browsing through comic stores as a kid, their collection was arranged in a very

Dam, even your comments are worth posting in your blog. I really want to hear Vincent Price narrate your work. Speck.

It's a very interestingly beautiful piece, it really reminds me of an architectural concept drawing. Like a "finished product" concept for the client, done so artistically that it would make

You owe to yourself to read this aloud, slowly, in the style of William Shatner. By the time you scroll to the end that photo accentuates the whole thing. Wonderfully constructed. Cheers, Speck.

Nice artwork, your gallery looks consistently good and I look forward to what shows up in later on. Cheers, Speck.

Such grand headpieces, the second one is pretty fun. They both really suit the model. Nice work!

Drove along that coast shortly before getting married with my now wife, what a beautiful trip it was. As Goonies fans we -had- to stop by haystack rock and take it in. Was not disappointed at all. Awesome

Ooh! Taking the scenic coastal rout, good choice. Oregon has got some beautiful viewpoints, the coastline through that area is amazing, even from the road. The redwood forest is also pretty cool, we did

Jumping and building the plane are one thing. Clarity of vision and strength of drive, those are equally important, I would think. Double check that those are accounted for and take a flying leap I say.

It can be tough losing a grandparent. Despite knowing the inevitable truth from a young age, it doesn't make it any less pleasant. It's interesting though to come together with family to, in a way, meet

Oh Yeah! The nature overpasses, I really like the concept of those. Too bad we don't see more of them in urban areas as a way to reclaim parkland. Have you taken Crow's nest pass and driven through Frank's

Some amazing photos you have here, Jess, I love the first one; Having the entire frame full of water really creates a big scale. The Rockies really are beautiful, driving back and forth through them since

So many textures happening in one scene, it must be quite a site in person, good shot!

Beautiful. Well you done gone and compelled me to follow you around. Would like to see what else you have coming down the pipe! Cheers, Speck.