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  jamelah says:

  "Greg sometimes uses words that I have to look up in the dictionary. I like that about him."

  27th July, 2009

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  Lynn.... says:

  "What can I say. I loves me some Greg. He has heart, humor, mystery, he's adorable and he has brains. Oh, does he have brains!! Watch out, he may use them on you. But only in the best possible way. His photos always make you think or giggle or wonder what he has just smoked. And he doesn't mind my exclamations!!!! A patient man, he is. ;)"

  4th January, 2009

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  Frans Peter Verheyen says:

  ""I do not write many testimonials, but..........
  Here goes number one.
  I saw Greg grow in his photography and creativity. He never stops to amaze me, the master of almost minimal photography, but man, can he tell a story with it.
  I hardly wait for a new picture, but always on alert for a new one from Greg, can he surprise me even more? And yes he can.
  Not only is Greg a great Artist he is also a wise man. He has the “eye” and it shows in his work.
  It’s a pleasure to “know” you.
  FP
  
  
  Greg please delete Vrot, that was me on my first tour of duty on Flickr :)"

  16th June, 2008

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  meeralee says:

  "Greg is a rock. And a peach. If this sounds impossible, you haven't met Greg yet."

  25th March, 2008

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  jody9 says:

  "Take one part Southern gentleman, one part rascal and one part Zen philosopher. Mix those with some over-the-top writing and photographic skills and you have one of the most brilliant and unforgettable personalities in the entire flickr-verse. I don't know how to thank you, Greg, for all you have given us, but this is one way. Thanks Greg. I hope to meet you in person someday."

  22nd August, 2007

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  goddess_spiral says:

  "Dear Greg, I've been trying to write you this long-overdue testimonial for years, but I've been unable to find the right words. I still don't think I've found them, but here goes...
  
  Greg is the master of the sage comment, and I look forward to his visits to my photo stream. He's always been a wonderful supporter of my work and for this I am very grateful. I adore the writing he does to accompany photos, and was deeply flattered by his written interpretation of some of mine.
  
  His own work is about fine detail and beauty in simplicity. They demonstrate a man with quiet wisdom, kindness, humour, and a beautiful soul.
  
  Greg, I hope someday we can meet in person."

  16th July, 2007

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  The 10 cent designer says:

  "um, I just really like him. I mean have you seen his blog?
  go look at it.
  
  -ten"

  22nd March, 2007

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  Lú_ says:

  "Greg really is Faramir, you know. He's here undercover ("private detective" indeed). But the quiet wisdom in his photographs give him away."

  20th December, 2006

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  Patrick T Power says:

  "Beyond having such skill with the English language, Greg has an incredibly gifted eye, and a way in which he is able to turn the smallest of this world's details into the most momentous of occasions."

  28th April, 2006

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  bonnym E. Haus says:

  "Sometimes I feel that Greg's images belong to a different world.. a world that's more natural and life is much simpler.....yet, in this world there is much yet to be discovered, and mystery, beauty, and magic lie everywhere.
  Through Greg's photos, I met a person with grace, vision, and sophistication...Through his words and actions, I found kindness and support"

  30th August, 2005

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  NottaGnome says:

  "Greg’s photos, pics, captures, topics, works (call it what you will) accomplish the three things great ‘art’ should do: Please realize I speak only for myself and not for the vast majority of others of the human race.
  
  First: He elicits a second glance, then a third, then a stare – a smile, a nod of understanding, and then (with a touch of envy) contemplation.
  
  Second: He creates a smaller world (just for a moment) which he lures you into with his titles, subjects, and his willingness to share (words, pics, ideas – scampering after fireflies … waiting on bees …)
  
  Third: Envy - I envy his skill (with the camera), his eye (for his subjects), his words (titles and comments) and his luck. Not that all encompassing hateful jealousy of a lost love to another, or the more subtle less demanding envy of a sibling but the one that says with a wide face-splitting grin ‘Damn-man, I wish I could’ve taken that shot!’
  
  Thanks Greg - outstanding, stunning stuff!"

  24th August, 2005

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  seawallrunner says:

  "It's Greg's photographs exude a sense of contentment and deep happiness that lesser mortals only aspire to.
  
  Beautiful peaceful photographs of a life well-lived - craftfully composed, with rich colours and delightful captions."

  29th June, 2005

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  emdot says:

  "I originally "found" the it'sgreg stream through FlickrCentral -- I wanted to know who was behind all of the witty and insightful comments. Again and again there would be a comment that floored me and it was always from Greg. So I came to his stream to check it out and was lured in by an illegally adorable dog and then entranced by a garden of eden (later determined to be in ohio). but i'm telling you: watch out for the ducklings. once you see them, you'll never leave this stream."

  31st May, 2005

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  malyousif says:

  "You must have enjoyed Greg's pictures to arrive at his profile page.. well, he's got another Easter egg hidden here too in the shape of his excellent and very creative blog! If you haven't already, have a Controlled Skid!"

  25th May, 2005

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December 2004

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