I never thought of my work as being controversial, however, since the
internet is still a bit like the old west, where the lowest forms of life can do
their evil without the "inconvenience of law and order", I have had to
disable my guestbook. I have been under attack for weeks by some vandals who
don't have the courage to identify themselves. May they fall prey to their own
worthless kind.
Below are some kind comments from those who give me some hope for mankind.
Thank you all, Sam
If you'd like to make a comment, feel free to
Guest Book comments
Date:
22 Oct 2002
Time:
21:27:36
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In my totally, completely, unbiased opinion....this is GREAT stuff!!
Shel :0)
Date:
23 Oct 2002
Time:
06:50:37
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Wow! It gets better every time I visit! Very innovative and original. Ever thought of making packets of watercolored greeting cards? That would be very cool! Best of luck to you ~ Susan :)
Date:
23 Oct 2002
Time:
08:02:52
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Hey Sam, We love your website! Especially Eliza!! How nice. I'm glad to see that you are finally making your pictures available to everyone. Good luck, we will spread the news.
Lolly and gang
Date:
08 Nov 2002
Time:
15:02:50
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great pictures, they are really beautiful pictures
my son is 15 years this week and I have bought him a camera, codakcamera........
Date:
08 Nov 2002
Time:
17:33:40
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Sam
Your pictures and web site are inspiring. Your talent and ability to see so much with the lens of your Camera is impressive. I love the Gilroy Tree and the Fort Ross picture it brings back so many memories of my trip there. I would love to have the Pigeon Point Lighthouse in my living room. The flea Market and Trading Post pictures are so artistic and the colors are terrific. I really want to see your Cemetery Pictures because the Statue Picture you have on the site. Good luck! I am a fan!
Shan-B
Date:
21 Nov 2002
Time:
12:44:01
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I didn't realize that a camera could do that kind of thing. I mean, how does that work? Do the objects actually get sucked up into the camera and then you take them out and actually paste them on paper? I love the pictures. Great Work. -Sherod Waite
Date:
21 Nov 2002
Time:
12:44:08
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I didn't realize that a camera could do that kind of thing. I mean, how does that work? Do the objects actually get sucked up into the camera and then you take them out and actually paste them on paper? I love the pictures. Great Work. -Sherod Waite
Date:
08 Dec 2002
Time:
07:05:51
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Fantastic Sam! Glad you finally did this so all can enjoy your beautiful art. You are truly an artist in every sense! Love you little brother, Lynn
Date:
03 Jan 2003
Time:
17:38:58
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WOW, I love your work. At first I thought they were excellent photographs, and then I enlarged them and notice all the work put into each seen. Remarkable. I love the light house and will be ordering one. Can you custimize the coloring?
Thanks, David L.
Hello Sam, There is not much I can add after reading all the other comments. Just to let you know that here in the U.K. you have a following. Tony
Date:
04 May 2003
Time:
07:18:07
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Ciao Sam, quando metterai le immagini di Verona? Un saluto cordialissimo. Roberto
Date:
24 Jun 2003
Time:
23:06:17
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Hi! I really liked your pictures. I'm an artist and your mission photos would make beautiful paintings! I'm a friend of your son and he told me to check it out, and he was right, you are very cool! Thanks!!
Date:
30 Jun 2003
Time:
11:45:01
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Sam you have done a Wonderful job!!! You work captures it all!!! Susan Dey Brown (Marks friend form Mesa)
Date:
19 Jul 2003
Time:
19:24:55
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Stopped by the sight and thought you're pictures were beautiful. You have a lot of talent.
Date:
10 Aug 2003
Time:
17:15:32
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wow! ~ Andy and Amber W.
Date:
08 Sep 2003
Time:
17:45:48
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WOW!!!! I was ....am very impressed. I love all of these photos. I can see them in homes, resteraunts, coffee houses, breakfast houses and all sorts of different office buildings. You are very talented!!!!! Can't wait to see more. Janneene B
Date:
10 Nov 2003
Time:
06:50:15
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Hey Sam, It's Susan Dey Brown From Mesa, Az. Used to live across from Mom & Dad on Dobson Ranch. Just checkin back to see what you've done with your site. It is Great!!!!! Pictures are Beautiful!!! Keep up the great work!!! How's the Emu's and the new house? Hope all is going good for you and your family. I'll check back later! Susan
Date:
09 Jan 2004
Time:
17:19:45
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Hey This is samantha I think your pictures are Really pretty :o) I miss you guys so i thought i would visit your site. talk to you later.
Date:
19 Jan 2004
Time:
02:40:19
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will love to know more about the firm.
Date:
07 Feb 2004
Time:
13:39:12
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great pic's
Date:
07 May 2004
Time:
21:13:31
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Sam, (this is an old friend, Sheri Foster/Brady) I love your signature watercolor effect! Your images are very unique also. Are those birds on strings? How do you get them just where you want them? ha ha Here's my dream...let's plan a photography sabatical...you, me, Michelle and my new friend, Mark. We can all shoot and have a great time...perhaps pair this activity with a great jazz/blues festival somewhere inspiring. Port Townsend, WA is a great Victorian seaport that would make you drool. What do you think? Take care! -Sheri
Date:
11 Aug 2004
Time:
14:24:23
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Beautiful pictures! Wow! You're a pretty talented guy Mr. Bailey!
Date:
19 Jan 2005
Time:
12:42:30
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Beautiful. To me Sam the Monterey area is the most beautiful place in the world. I first saw it in late Dec '63 when my wife,small son(6 months) and I arrived to begin class at the Defense Language Institute. At first sight there was a mystique which captured me and still remains to this day. Our second child, a son was born there in Sept '64. We live in San Jose and visit your area as often as we can and continues to provide much enjoyment. About 9 yrs ago we had a local PG artist do a painting for us of Point Pinos lighthouse. He used to be at the PG golf course and had a variety of prints for sale. It is a good painting but not one of his best. Do you have any prints similar to the lighthouse print which is at top of page,ie pgmuseum.org/Lighthouse.htm? If so we are interested in purchasing one. Thanks and best regards. John O'Loughlin
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