Well Mr. Seymour…. …you never cease to amaze me. Your photography, as always, captures not only the beauty you see, but the beauty of the person you are. Your travels are well expressed through your images, not the glitzy cliche travel brochure imagery, but the true essence of a place and it’s people. I enjoyed the 1000 Words section as well, would love to see more. Your writing is equally as fine and genuine as your photography. Perhaps a book or a series of books in the future. Keep up the great work, you’re doing the Seymour name proud.
As I look through each photo,I am very moved…what a blessing it is to see life through your eyes.For I am captivated by the way you tell such a warm story while also reflecting a compassionate soul behind the camera .What beautiful work!
The photographs are extraordinary. Each is a story unto itself, complete, standing alone in it’s own universe. Never once have I wished for a larger computer screen until now. I want to climb into each of the images to find the depth and breadth of it, to examine each nook and cranny. How wonderful. Thank you for sharing some of your glimpses of the world.
Absolutely stunning photography Ted. Whether it is the simple beauty of a balcony being painting orange, a young girl licking cupcake batter, or the amazing continuity of waves rolling in — your photography invokes such distinct experiences for me. Thank you so very much for sharing these images – they are beautiful.
hello Ted! I am not sure if you remember me, but I emailed you quite some time ago while you were in Nepal, with the hopes of asking you questions for a school project. I was hoping you could be of interest of yet another project I have on my hands. I am looking to interview a photographer, and was wondering if I could talk with you, a photographer, for the sake of my project. please email me back if you would consider being apart of this, I would really appreciate it. all the best, maddie rain
Sry, but woman have the most beautiful gift given by God her body and next Is her big heart..we r piece of so much creativity ,art, love and passion..beauty should be proctected.. Why r there nude photographs..u shot them? Its bad ..lust was never good then love…what u think
Hi Ted, I had heard of a Ramana Maharshi quote — forgiveness – if you bite your tongue do you knock out your teeth? I couldn’t remember it exactly. I was happy Google lead me to your blog post and other insights. Thank you for sharing.
Lovely and touching.
gorgeous, soulful photos. more please!
Well Mr. Seymour….
…you never cease to amaze me. Your photography, as always, captures not only the beauty you see, but the beauty of the person you are. Your travels are well expressed through your images, not the glitzy cliche travel brochure imagery, but the true essence of a place and it’s people. I enjoyed the 1000 Words section as well, would love to see more. Your writing is equally as fine and genuine as your photography. Perhaps a book or a series of books in the future. Keep up the great work, you’re doing the Seymour name proud.
This is great Ted. I look forward to talking with you about it more.
As I look through each photo,I am very moved…what a blessing it is to see life through your eyes.For I am captivated by the way you tell such a warm story while also reflecting a compassionate soul behind the camera .What beautiful work!
The photographs are extraordinary. Each is a story unto itself, complete, standing alone in it’s own universe.
Never once have I wished for a larger computer screen until now. I want to climb into each of the images to find the depth and breadth of it, to examine each nook and cranny.
How wonderful.
Thank you for sharing some of your glimpses of the world.
Absolutely stunning photography Ted. Whether it is the simple beauty of a balcony being painting orange, a young girl licking cupcake batter, or the amazing continuity of waves rolling in — your photography invokes such distinct experiences for me. Thank you so very much for sharing these images – they are beautiful.
Just lovely Ted, beautiful.
Yo Ted mon ! Howze it go, bruddah ? Been traveling, i see …..hope yer well, B
Your art is inspiring. Thank you for sharing with me!
Ted, Thanks for sharing your art with us. I appreciated perusing your gallery.
hello Ted! I am not sure if you remember me, but I emailed you quite some time ago while you were in Nepal, with the hopes of asking you questions for a school project. I was hoping you could be of interest of yet another project I have on my hands. I am looking to interview a photographer, and was wondering if I could talk with you, a photographer, for the sake of my project. please email me back if you would consider being apart of this, I would really appreciate it. all the best, maddie rain
Hey Ted,
Where in the world are you?
I miss your funny face.
Is that boudoir photography..beautiful editing!!?
Grt illussion keep it up!??(●´∀｀●)
My family comes from Khotyn, and I was looking to speak to anyone who was born there before the war. Please email me if you can be of help.
I created a group many years back on Facebook for people to connect regarding their roots in Khotyn. Perhaps check there…:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/235797996547283
Sry, but woman have the most beautiful gift given by God her body and next Is her big heart..we r piece of so much creativity ,art, love and passion..beauty should be proctected.. Why r there nude photographs..u shot them? Its bad ..lust was never good then love…what u think
Hi Ted,
I had heard of a Ramana Maharshi quote — forgiveness – if you bite your tongue do you knock out your teeth? I couldn’t remember it exactly. I was happy Google lead me to your blog post and other insights. Thank you for sharing.
You’re very welcome Kim. Glad you found that quote here and it led you this blog. I always appreciate hearing from readers.
Just a short note to thank you for being in alignment with the Heart and Souls of Spirit — Inspiring images and words!!
Amazing pictures!