"Wow."

"Knock Knock. Who's there? treasury agents Smith and Baker, sir, and we were wondering if we could come in for a little look around."

"Amazing."

"Wow."

"One of the best photos I've seen...amazing!"

"Excellent! I tried this several times, but always wound up with a reflection that ruined the picture...I'm glad you're more talented than I am."

"Thank you for sharing a wonderful piece of artwork that can sum up several periods in my life. It's been a while since I last read it, but one of my favorite books "growing up" was "The Little Prince," and your image conjures up the book's outstanding imagery. Thank you for your beautiful gem."

"Looks great on my 3 Screens in Panoramic mode...once again, I just like Djunet's eye for color."

"Great Colors...reminds me of Belize back in the early 80s."

"Awesome...perfect shot. Thank you for sharing!"

"Incredible."

"You have an incredible knack for capturing scenes in such a way that they have a "dreamlike" quality. Thank you for sharing your wonderful photos!"

"Outstanding!!!"

"One of the best photos I've EVER seen...Thank you!"

"Thank you Mr. Kirchner. I'm not sure you'll understand what I'm trying to say, but I downloaded this photo 3x into my "favorites/3 screen span/rotating wallpaper set" so I could see it pop 3 times every 7 minutes while I have this 7 photo wallpaper profile running. In other words...great photo--it's a beautiful photo, yet a "haunting one" that takes me back to those few moments in my life when I'd stare at the sky and the Grand Scheme of Things suddenly (and fleetingly) made sense. Now I can relive that same feeling by simply looking up at the panoply of screens above my desk whenever your wonderful "Patriotic Sunset" is displayed."

"Another Great One...I just don't want you to wear yourself out posting the images you work on all night AND now the ones you create while fiddling around with all those expensive imaging gizmos you use at work during the day. Is it Dr. Rowdy Pants the Radiologist or Dr. Rowdy Pants the Gastroenterologist? (and if it's the latter, what the heck do you docs do with bamboo reeds in the procedure rooms while your patients lay obliviously in La La Land?"

"Great Closeup...reminds me of "my log in my woods," my favorite place to hang out with Sally, Izzy and my Kindle"

"I was planning on getting some work done tonight, but (as usual) procrastinated a little longer by signing into my Display Fusion Account. Thanks for giving me another excuse to blow off everything I need to get done until tomorrow...obviously, downloading all of your great work and creating a new "wallpaper profile" I'll be looking at for an entire month is a far more pressing matter than whatever it was I'm supposed to be doing for the rest of the evening. With my impressive computer skills I'll probably be getting to late again as well, so you'll have to excuse the fact I don't plan on "cutting and pasting" (a new process I'm proud to be studying at the moment)...if I stay up too late AGAIN I'll probably miss Mass again and DEFINITELY wind up in the wrong place when it's all said and done--but don't let that fact make you feel guilty & prevent you from keeping up the good work--at least I'll enjoy myself while I'm still around. Respectfully Yours, Dools107"

"This photo is one of my favorites out of all the wallpapers on this site. Undergraduate and Master's Degree in Fine Arts?"

"Thanks Daniel...another winner!"

"Awesome!"

"Awesome!!!"

"Thanks for sharing...your photo is amazing!"

"Thank you very much, Dan. I placed your outstanding"Celestial Conception" wallpaper ("work of art" sounds better, but I'm so old I don't even know what the proper term is for the medium you used to create "Celestial Conception) with two other 3 screen wallpapers ("Got Purple? (a great photo of what I believe is an Orchid)) and "Winter Willow") which both contain portions of those you used in "Celestial Conception. I my new 3 screen rotating wallpaper "Prelude to Spring," and can still see the colors of all 3 for a few seconds before the next wallpaper fades into view and slowly replaces it. Tanks Again!"

"Mr. Paisin: I already gave your Mt. Carmel Mountains photo 5 stars and marked it as a "favorite" on my Display/Wallpapers fusion webpage, but would like to thank you directly for taking (and kindly sharing) the fruits of your talents with the rest of us. I've had your (3 Monitor) Mt. Carmel picture up on my displays for several days now, and can't believe how this one incredible scene you memorialized cheers me up in the middle of a cold Wisconsin winter cold snap! On top of that, the way you managed to capture the sun's aura right before it began burning off the morning fog also makes it one of the few sunrise photos I've been able to find that also makes it a perfect "wallpaper" for a computer screen...every single one of my icons, regardless of it's color and hue, shows up as clearly as it would on a "flat black" backdrop. If I'm mistaken and your photo depicts a Mt. Carmel sunset, please allow me to live on in blissful ignorance...if I am wrong and it is a sunset, it might make it too easy to doze off or grab a beer to celebrate the end of a great day. Thank you, Mark Dooley"