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Deb Holland 29-Mar-2017 00:01
Hi Julie--left you a voice mail. I would love to buy a copy of the Shepard's Cottage photo. My dear friend and job share partner is retiring and this is a photo of her cottage. I would very much like to gift it to her. Please let me know as soon as possibible if this is something I can purchase from you.
Bill Bedsworth 09-Aug-2015 02:30
How do I make a purchase?
Peter Charette 31-Jan-2015 16:11
Hi Julie,

Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful pictures. They are absolutely amazing. I came to look at Karah's pictures but was soon drawn into viewing all the other wonderful pictures of the finger lake regions. Didn't realize how much beauty this area had!

Keep "snapping" those pics!

Peter Charette (Karah's dad)
Erin Mergenthaler Bunn 24-Oct-2014 13:04
Amazing work...raised in Canandaigua but left after graduating HS...thanks for bringing me home
Anne Standish Uhe 24-Oct-2014 13:00
Fred and Julie. I was born in Canandaigua, and my relatives came to South Bristol from MA. I am living in the Midwest now, and miss the beauty of that area. Your photographs are beautiful. Thank you for posting them.
carpinteyroxvu 04-Mar-2014 12:51






Neal Bledsoe 23-Sep-2013 14:06
Good day to you, Fred & Julie, I administrate the Facebook Group: REMEMBERING THE ORIGINAL ROAD ATLANTA. I see you have a couple Runoffs images. Please check us out and let me know if your interested. We would love to share the joy in your work of remembrances. Thank you.
Rita 28-Aug-2012 18:13
Hi Fred and Julie, Thank you for posting theses wonderful pictures. I haven't even begun to look at them all, but what I've seen has been soothing to my soul today. I grew up in the heart of the Finger Lakes. I was born in Waterloo. It's been about 8 or 9yrs since I've been back. I think the Finger Lakes region is one of the most serene and peaceful places in the country. Thank you for taking me back, for just a little while. I'll visit again.
Rita
Leslie Bowers 12-Jul-2012 18:19
I love to check in and look at your photos. However, this is the first time I took a look at your art work. Great! You both continue to inspire me. Thanks!
Adelle 23-Apr-2012 18:03
Fred saw a recent photo of a red tailed in the FLT , was wondering if you knew of the live webcam currently active at Cornell, detailing all aspects of the red hawlets births...the first one is visible just today, two more on the way...all very amazing, over 6,000 viewers. thought your readers would love it. Also a live cam on the Great Blue Herons at Sapsucker..they are due in a week or so.
Sean Cridland 07-Mar-2012 19:49
Fred, I saw some of your photos on facebook in an F1 gallery. I'm originally from Upstate NY too and frequented Watkins Glen from 1965 to 1973. From the vantage point of some of your shots, I swear we must have been standing next too each other! Great stuff to see.
Leslie Bowers 05-Feb-2012 18:57
I have always looked forward to Fred's pictures in the Finger Lakes Times newspaper, and finally decided to look your gallery. I love both Fred's and Julie's collections. In fact, many of your images are similar to those I "try" to take in the Finger Lakes area. You are both truly inspiring to this fairly newcomer to nature photography. Thanks! I will probably cross paths with you at Montezuma or somewhere nearby in the future. Look forward to keeping up with your work!
Guest 01-Feb-2012 23:29
Julie, your wonderful, deep-focus picture of cracked ice on Canandaigua Lake will make this winter's issue of the Finger Lakes Land Trust newsletter special for me. Thank you so much for your vision.
Eben McLane, editor
Guest 22-Jan-2012 23:32
I love your pictures - I grew up in Corning but now live in North Carolina - it's nice to look at your photos when I'm feeling homesick for the Finger Lakes region.
Doug 07-Jan-2012 22:02
doug at rochesterwindsports.com. Saw your great windsurfing photo's of a few friends of mine from New Years day on Canandaigua. I was out with them as well. Red and black sail. Could you e mail me and/or let me know if you have more? rochesterwindsports@yahoo.com Also, I noticed you mention that you also windsurfer (on fingerlakes1.com) I'd love to have you check out rochesterwindsports.com. a little side project I work on. Now that I have found you on Pbase, I really enjoy a ton of your finger lakes shots.
C.Cunningham 04-Jan-2012 03:21
Your pictures are wonderful.
J.C. Richardson III13-Sep-2011 15:13
Hi Julie,
This is J.C. that has the white deer in my area. Hope things are going well with you. Thanks again for checking out my photos. The white fawn is still here. It’s a beautiful doe now. I went out this morning and it and a few other deer watch me get in the van from the woods. They know me now and know I’m not going to hurt them. If the white doe makes it through this coming hunting season maybe she will have one or two white fawns. They could be brown too. You have a few people that want it hanging on their wall. I eat deer meat but I couldn’t kill a white deer. They are to pretty alive walking around in the woods. I say let it live and have more white. The wildlife service says the albino is lacking normal pigmentation and has pink eyes. They say they not like the white deer you are talking about. The Seneca White Deer are leucistic, meaning they lack all pigmentation in the hair but have the normal brown-colored eyes. Albino deer, which lack only the pigment melanin, have pink eyes and are extremely rare. The Seneca White Deer interbreed freely with the brown deer in the former Depot and appear to share the habitat equally. The white deer on the old Army Base have brown eye just like the brown deer. The wildlife services encourage you to kill the albino deer. They say they pass the genes onto other deer. I can’t see what the big deal is. I think they are beautiful. I think they should be protected.
Fred & Julie Bertram14-Jul-2011 00:38
Hi Julie, Yes we do, Let us know what images that you like and I can send you a quote. Sizes are 8X10, 9X12 and 12X18.
Thanks for your interest.
Fred
Guest 13-Jul-2011 19:22
Amazing photographs! do you sell your prints? interested in some of the adirondack and fingerlake photos. Brucejul@yahoo.com

thanks!
julie anderson
Mark Venuti 10-Jul-2011 21:16
Fred,

I love your pictures. We have an amazing firefly show going on now in my backyard and I'm wondering whether someone with the right equipment can catch it on film. Best viewing is about 10 p.m. It's worth seeing even if you don't film it. It you're interested, let me know.

Mark Venuti
Devin Henry 17-Jun-2011 04:02
I came across your work from a photo of yours on Google Maps, the one of Owasco Lake from the South point. WOW. All of your photos. Sorry to be a pitch man, but are you on deviantArt by any chance. If so, please join our group, we would love to have you: artofthefingerlakes(dot)deviantart(dot)com And, either way, keep up the great work.
Helen Yole 27-Feb-2011 20:50
I live in Austin Texas. I have lived in Texas since 1973. However,I grew up in Geneva New York. My sister, who lives on Seneca Lake, frequently cuts out your ViewFinder photo and sends them to me. I truly enjoy them, not only because on my ongoing love of the Finger Lakes and of nature,also because I too am an artist. Your photos hang on my refrig for weeks and I gain so much joy from looking at them. Thanks for sharing your sensitivity to the beauty that is all around us. Sincerely, Helen Yole
rollosphotos21-Dec-2010 14:53
Found you on Google Earth, you have an amazing collection of photographs! Excellent gallery I thoroughly enjoyed my visit :)
Greek 21-Nov-2010 23:28
Fred and Julie - great, great work! Many thanks for putting on a website.
Ed Coryell 02-Jun-2010 10:25
Your photography is beautiful and very inspirational!
Lisa Lincoln 14-May-2010 00:13
Julie you did a nice job with the image of the black squirrel. You do great work.
Guest 21-Feb-2010 16:28
I am very happy that you have such a great eye for the beauty of the FingerLakes and beyond. My wife and I own a gift shop and would like to feature your work. Go to www.canalside.net to see what we have to offer. Please conside our thoughts. John and Paula Kenny
rubber skin 03-Dec-2009 15:06
ok fred were is the pics of the villa?
jim blankenberg 23-Aug-2009 21:06
I love the rocker and the sunset over your deck
lori duell 18-Mar-2009 18:32
Julie, I love your Seneca Lake Sunset picture. How may I contact you to purchase this?

Do you take credit cards/
larose forest photos02-Feb-2009 02:39
I just had to tell you that your galleries are simply wonderful! Beautiful photos, great variety, and I particularly liked the wildlife galleries. Thanks for sharing.
Julie 23-Jan-2009 00:55
Hi Julie. Thank you so much for sharing your gallery site with me. What a visual treat! I loved the bird pictures the best, especially the "Snow Storm". Makes me eager to get into birding again.
Samantha 05-Dec-2008 16:13
Omg your guys picture are breath taking. your guys are very talented of what you do. no wonder why i love photography alot. so thanks for teaching me to be a photographer with using my digital camera.
Beth 28-Aug-2008 11:19
Your wildlife photography is beautiful. You have a great appreciation for nature and it comes out through your work. Thanks for sharing.
Jim 10-Jul-2008 23:37
Hi, just wondering how you were able go get into the army depot to take pics. Im going to be up there shooting falls in two weeks and would love to get on the base to get some pics. If you could please email me that would be great.
Thanks
Debbie King 14-Jun-2008 14:58
You guys do great work!!! thanks for all the hard work
Guest 14-Jun-2008 14:57
You guys do great work!!! thanks for all the hard work
Jim Beardsley 01-Apr-2008 02:59
Fred, Happy to see you're still snapping away.
You've come a long way from the darkroom in the bathroom.
Wonderful work, thanks sharing them.
Jim
Joe Tierno 14-Mar-2008 12:21
Fred,
Great pics from Watkins Glen. Go to www.barcboys.com to see what I was up to in the 50s and 60s. Joe Tierno, Honeoye Falls, NY
Zip 09-Mar-2008 22:48
Enjoyed your work! The feel of your photographs is first rate.

wild66.com
Guest 26-Sep-2007 00:38
Great work Fred and Julie!
Tim
YAA19-Aug-2007 02:43
Very nice photos & themes! :)

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Guest 23-Mar-2007 18:31
Nice Gallery

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Nick Powell26-Nov-2006 21:51
Hi Fred, your galleries are an amazing and inspirational collection of landscapes and wildlife. Well done!, you definitely have my vote. Thanks for posting to PBase.
Marinus 02-Jun-2006 22:31
Hi Fred, terrific pictures!!! A note, because of the black background the comments on your photos are not visible. Kind regards!