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Dan Cristian (version 2014)

Hello! Welcome to my photoblog! My name is Dan Cristian. I hope to find here, pictures enough interesting, to deserve your time. I am passionate about sport, art, travel and wildlife. In this virtual space i will try to illustrate personal experiences, especially in travel and wildlife. I hope that your visit will be pleasant and share together, images, words, emotions.

P. S. This is not a professional blog, so if somebody needs pictures from this virtual exposition, has my permission to use them anywhere wishes.

Contact : danone.1212@gmail.com

Dan Cristian (version 2017)

23 thoughts on “ABOUT”

west517 on 11 September 2015 at 15:54 said:

Thank you so much for visiting me Dan! 🙂

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- Imagynasium on 11 September 2015 at 16:04 said:
  
  I visited just your talents and your artistic sense! Greetings from distant land of Eastern Europe!
  
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  - west517 on 11 September 2015 at 16:46 said:
    
    Thank you!! Hello from US
    
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Francis.R. on 29 October 2015 at 04:24 said:

Nice to meet you Dan, I don’t know why I didn’t see this section before! Greetings from the Peruvian highlands.

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- Imagynasium on 29 October 2015 at 16:29 said:
  
  If you have been European, or if I was Aymara, I think we had some similar characteristics of physiognomy! 😀
  
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  - Francis.R. on 29 October 2015 at 23:13 said:
    
    haha, well in Peru everybody has a little of European, I understan some decades ago an Italian entered to be part of my family so we have some genes around it.
    
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Miriam on 7 December 2015 at 12:29 said:

Hi Dan, so happy I have found your blog. Your photography is stunning and I look forward to checking out more of your posts. From a like minded traveller and lover of life in Australia.

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- Imagynasium on 8 December 2015 at 20:46 said:
  
  For me, the most pleasant thing in the blogosphere is when an unknown person appreciates my vision of the world. I have to thank you for this pleasant sensation. I say you welcome, in my little virtual space. I want that you feel here, like at your home! Greetings from distant land of Eastern Europe, Miriam!
  
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Majka on 31 December 2015 at 16:40 said:

…wish you a good eyes for all those beauties around you to be able to capture as much of it as possible, Dan! ☺

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- Imagynasium on 31 December 2015 at 16:56 said:
  
  I’ll be your eyes from Eastern Europe! 😀
  
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  - Majka on 31 December 2015 at 16:58 said:
    
    That was nice! ☺ Thanks, Dan! I appreciate it a lot.
    
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Tammi Kale on 5 May 2016 at 02:19 said:

Absolutely gorgeous!!

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- Imagynasium on 6 May 2016 at 19:24 said:
  
  It is a pleasure to see that my passion for photography, offering pleasant moments for other people. Even if we are far and belong to different cultural spaces, the images have a universal language which can open channels of communication. Welcome Tammy, to my world of shapes and colors, from the farthest corner of Eastern Europe!
  
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tubularsock on 2 March 2022 at 03:35 said:

Dan, Tubularsock thanks you for the follow and after looking over your work will be following you as well.
You have some magnificent work here and it is most enjoyable to view.

Tubularsock will be dropping by soon again but at the moment Tubularsock is attempting to save the world again.
Seems like a permanent position.

Peace.

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- Imagynasium on 2 March 2022 at 12:03 said:
  
  I don’t think that Tubularsock, or anyone else, can save the world right now … history sometimes has “waves”, that no one can oppose … we, the people who live in small and underdeveloped countries, from Eastern Europe, have learned from the dramatic experiences of to the past, that the strategy of success is not to oppose, but to develop the skills necessary to survive, to these “waves”!
  I think this is the main reason, why the small nations of Eastern Europe, have a millennial history, while many empires have been just ephemeral, in the history of human civilization.
  
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  - tubularsock on 2 March 2022 at 18:02 said:
    
    Dan, well said. Tubularsock agrees with your overview as well as your Yin/Yang view of nonresistance.
    
    Tubularsock was being facetious with the “save the world” comment and if you read Tubularsock on a regular bases you’ll discovery that Tubularsock is often roguish in his descriptive points of view.
    
    Looking forward to wondering through your impressive body of work.
    
    Thanks and stay safe.
    
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  - Imagynasium on 2 March 2022 at 19:39 said:
    
    Beyond the roguish, Tubularsock has a lot of courage to approach sensitive topics and express historical truths … in these times, rarely meet such a thing, especially in the USA!
    
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  - tubularsock on 2 March 2022 at 20:09 said:
    
    Thank you Dan.
    
    Tubularsock tries his best with the truth and you are much too kind.
    
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picpholio on 25 March 2023 at 09:21 said:

Thanks for following and lots of succes and fun with photography.
Greets,
Rudi

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tubularsock on 31 January 2024 at 21:56 said:

Dan, Tubularsock thanks you for all the likes.

Tubularsock must warn you that taking in too much Tubularsock may be harsh on the mind.

Little bits at a time is usually best along with whiskey and pot!

Has the U.S. military taken over all of Eastern Europe yet? We have been working at it for years now.

One thing for sure, your eye is as steady as ever. Your photography is spot on!

Peace to you brother, Tubularsock

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- Imagynasium on 13 February 2024 at 16:57 said:
  
  Mister Tubi, too much Tubularsock doesn’t hurt me, because it’s comforting to note that in the USA there are people who think normally, thus improving the deplorable image displayed in the world by the neoconservative administration (I especially feel sorry for old man Biden, who is exposed in a ridiculous and illogical way, witch representing the current image of the USA in the world) … personally, I have no preferences for the political scene in the USA and no great expectations … for the small peoples of Eastern Europe, nothing will change in better, but I notice the low quality of the current American leaders … as far as I know the history of the USA, this empire has never had such a weak leadership.
  History shows us that empires were strong, as long as they represented a successful social model … by the moment when they became repressive and ideologized, it was only a matter of time until all these empires collapsed, under internal and external pressure … I don’t know if our generation will live this event, but for anyone who has knowledge of history and economics, the imminent collapse of the USA as a global hegemon is obvious!
  For us in Eastern Europe, it is not good news, but not bad either … we know that in a short time, after the collapse of the USA, another empire with hegemonic tendencies will be born … fortunately we have millennial civilizations and cultures here, which is adapted and learned how to float, on these waves of history!
  
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