Good morning, Bob…with sunshine outside my office window I enjoyed taking the virtual walk with you. The tone was post-winter…perfect for this last day. As always, it’s instructive to see how you framed the pathways and “painted” them, pictures formed by a photographer’s experienced eyes looking at scenes I too know well (and may view somewhat differently). What I did enjoy about your selectivity was how elegant, how expansive, and how very appealing those walkways in Spokane appear in your Smilebox. Thanks for the poetic walk. c/s Carolyn Stephens

How timely! It’s stressful finals time and this was a beautiful way to start the day. Great shots. Nice watercolor effects, Bob. Down the Paths…especially looked like a w/c along with Bob and Jay’s Walk and Down Manito Park’s Roads. I love your use of b/v + shadows that played through the trees and across the ground. Favorites include Tree Lined Neighborhood and down Manito ?. and Past Japanese Gardens.
Jeanette Kirishian

Bob, That was a perfect 70th birthday present for Ron. We are working in Las Vegas and those beautiful photos reminded us of home. Hope to see you in June.
Ron & Marsha Feller

Very nice! I am a walker as well.
Djuana Stoakley

wow. very beautiful. thanks Jer
Dr. B

I Love this This is beautiful…
Alecia Velma Carter

The photographs are so relaxing and make life seem so much more pleasant! And it can be if we just let out the good in all of us! The one of viewing the pedestrians reminds me of postcards we used to see when I was a child, and places like America and Europe were but just another place for “those people”! I am thankful that today you are all a part of my life, and I can now say it is a photograph of my neighbors! God Bless the work of your hands Mr. Lloyd.
Nicholas Sironka

Oh and one more thing…What a wonderful Blessing it is to preserve Nature as it is meant to be!
Nicholas Sironka

Your Wallk with Jay brings peace to the heart and soul. Thank you.
Paul Smith

It was a “dog walker” morning. Fine company with many photographic moments.
Jay

Great stuff Bob. Keep walking.
Robert Williamson