Tim Keller 
, December 08, 2007; 12:19 P.M.
Hi Jay. I see lots of exciting photos in your portfolio, including five that I love: three from Africa (afternoon sun, access road, and Victoria Falls), plus the Nantucket mill and the 4 am fishing boats on Cape Cod. We have a little more in common: I'm an EMT with our little rural volunteer EMS, and my daughter lives in Brooklyn, working for Financial Times in midtown Manhattan. Between doctoring and cycling, it's hard to imagine how you get to travel and photograph so much, though it sounds like your wife may have something to do with it ;-)
David Meyer 
, February 05, 2008; 01:16 A.M.
Jay
First, I wish to thank you for finding your way to my portfolio and leaving some lovely comments. Having cruised through your images a bit, I can see that you have some real successes, and I'm seeing a lot of potential. I'll comment a bit more on some of them as time allows. Welcome to Pnet. I hope you find it rewarding.
Arnold de Beer 
, March 22, 2008; 03:45 A.M.
Love the textures of your 'Abstract' photos ... !
David Logan Morrow , April 10, 2008; 09:09 A.M.
Thanks for your comments on my "Lone Tree" photo. I appreciate it. And it gave me a chance to view your work. Good stuff!! Best -- David
Matt Laur 
, April 23, 2008; 11:38 P.M.
Well, you're just all over the map (literally, and figuratively). I always like a restless eye and roaming soul that's none the less driven by a distinct visual sensibility. Your attraction to bold shapes and contrasts serves you well, and it's interesting to see it play out on such diverse scales. It will be fun to swing on through as you keep shooting, which I sure hope you do.
Richard Armstrong , May 04, 2008; 07:53 A.M.
Jay,
Your collection is growing and you have some really creative images here. I like your exploration of light, shadow and motion. It will be fun to watch this develop!
Have a relaxing Sunday!
Dick
Bob Belanger , May 13, 2008; 08:26 P.M.
Hi Jay,
I actually grew up in Marlboro. Close but not quite, although it's still a small world. Thanks for checking out my portfolio, I'll mark yours and follow you progress. You seem to show a wide range of interesting shots from the urban jungle theme to the more remote wildlife scenes. Keep shooting and cycling, both have been at some points in my life passions on the verge of obsessions. Cycling, not so much these days due to health issues but I hope to be back on the saddle in full force next summer. Until then I can enjoy my other passion/obsession here.
Hope to hear from you soon. Bob
Benjamin Schaefer , December 11, 2008; 09:30 P.M.
Great!
Many really nice shots.... like how you played with the selective focus in #7306437..... keep it up!
Richard Armstrong , December 23, 2008; 09:19 P.M.
Merry Christmas and best wishes for the New Year, Jay!
Best regards,
Dick
