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yeah it is very rare to find such talent these days. Well I am sort to say this. Many people who just owns a DSLR and knows to use Light room or Adobe Photoshop thinks they are all photographers. That is not things work. It is a talent and an art. http://www.qspray.com @

Enjoyed talking w/ you @ the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum breakfast in Santa Fe. Look forward to seeing your photos of Leigh. Love your work! Bill

Tony, your photographs give a realistic look at Cuba today. Your excellent work tells a story my words cannot express; however, the only way I can express my pleasure at seeing your photographs is to try to tell you in words, which are inspiring, insightful, happy, sad, heart-rendering, emotional...thank you.

Tony, thank you for the wonderful pictures. The story they tell is both glorious and sad. I especially loved the ballet and cigar rolling ones. The joy in people's faces makes it seem like a time out of history and the architecture shows the heavy toll that has taken place. Thank you for including me on the email list. Looking forward to the results of the next trips. Your work always touches me.

Hi, Tony!
Your photos are beautiful. They show so much sensitivity to the people and to the unique architecture. I have been to Havana and I understand the feeling exactly.
The architecture is so exquisite, yet so fallen on hard times; every minute of that
decline is shown in your pictures. We wonder; doesn't anyone care enough to repair or paint or clean these beautiful buildings? Are there no carpenters? No money? No do-it-yourselfers? No one who cares?
What must Havana been like in its heyday? It's interesting that you choose black and white. It was a treat to see these. Your cousin, Jan

Tony, I am very impressed with your photos from Havana. They capture the spirit, the personality of the people and buildings, the small things that one can see in daily living in this fantastic city. It brought back so much of what was special that we saw in Cuba. Our friend Bob Mizerak turned me on to your photos. Thank you.

Tony. Great use of skills! Really enjoyed the music.

great work - great photos - love it!
All the best to you,
Hartmut