Comments for Eric Lars Bakke / Photographer http://blog.ericbakke.com Dispatches from 8000ft in Evergreen Colorado Wed, 13 Jan 2010 11:47:35 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 Comment on A Class Act Steps Down from Sport’s Center Stage by tony http://blog.ericbakke.com/2009/07/a-class-act-steps-down-from-sports-center-stage/#comment-119 tony Sat, 02 Jan 2010 19:30:42 +0000 http://blog.ericbakke.com/?p=390#comment-119 wow, thanks! wow, thanks!

]]> Comment on The arrival of critters says spring is here by Darlena Marcinkowski http://blog.ericbakke.com/2009/03/the-arrival-of-critters-says-spring-is-here/#comment-118 Darlena Marcinkowski Sun, 20 Dec 2009 08:20:44 +0000 http://blog.ericbakke.com/?p=268#comment-118 I had to try five times today to access your blog. Are there problems with hosting? Or is it on my end? I had to try five times today to access your blog. Are there problems with hosting? Or is it on my end?

]]> Comment on View From the Room- NOT a Room with a View by Sheri http://blog.ericbakke.com/2009/10/view-from-the-room-not-a-room-with-a-view/#comment-109 Sheri Sun, 15 Nov 2009 05:53:47 +0000 http://blog.ericbakke.com/?p=443#comment-109 Just found your blog!!! Between the dog poop and the injury, I'm glad I've connected with my old, dear friend. Hope all is well!!! Hope to hear from you! Just found your blog!!! Between the dog poop and the injury, I’m glad I’ve connected with my old, dear friend.

Hope all is well!!! Hope to hear from you!

]]> Comment on “Never Forgotten”-Even Ten Years Later by Jose http://blog.ericbakke.com/2009/04/never-forgotten-even-ten-years-later/#comment-96 Jose Sun, 30 Aug 2009 22:52:57 +0000 http://blog.ericbakke.com/?p=350#comment-96 Great blog you got here...keep up the good work. Great blog you got here…keep up the good work.

]]> Comment on Yogi’s surprise visit must mean fall is near. by Patty Winpenny http://blog.ericbakke.com/2009/08/yogis-surprise-visit-must-mean-fall-is-near/#comment-89 Patty Winpenny Tue, 18 Aug 2009 06:21:31 +0000 http://blog.ericbakke.com/?p=431#comment-89 Mines did not include this item in their orientation packet for freshman...shall I forward it?! Great story, incredible photos. Mines did not include this item in their orientation packet for freshman…shall I forward it?! Great story, incredible photos.

]]> Comment on Good Bye Sticky Notes by Megan Sonneman http://blog.ericbakke.com/2009/06/good-bye-sticky-notes/#comment-69 Megan Sonneman Wed, 01 Jul 2009 17:44:50 +0000 http://blog.ericbakke.com/?p=375#comment-69 Absolutely love it!!! It is a great new update. The "to do's" app is my version of sticky notes. Absolutely love it!!! It is a great new update. The “to do’s” app is my version of sticky notes.

]]> Comment on Requiem for Denver’s First Newspaper by Phil Worth http://blog.ericbakke.com/2009/02/requiem-for-denvers-first-newspaper/#comment-11 Phil Worth Sun, 22 Mar 2009 06:17:05 +0000 http://blog.ericbakke.com/?p=206#comment-11 Seems like yesterday our old buddy Brian was trying to explain to me the benefits of the tabloid format. That was back in a day where our work mornings were supposed to begin with a thorough reading of both papers. Meeting some really great people (and writers) helped seal the deal for me. I became a loyal Rocky fan. Hard to believe those days, the paper, and some of the friends too are gone. Time, she marches on. Seems like yesterday our old buddy Brian was trying to explain to me the benefits of the tabloid format. That was back in a day where our work mornings were supposed to begin with a thorough reading of both papers. Meeting some really great people (and writers) helped seal the deal for me. I became a loyal Rocky fan. Hard to believe those days, the paper, and some of the friends too are gone.

Time, she marches on.

]]> Comment on No mishaps and some laughs on Friday the 13th by Matt Wiewel http://blog.ericbakke.com/2009/03/no-mishaps-and-some-laughs-on-friday-the-13th/#comment-10 Matt Wiewel Fri, 20 Mar 2009 20:35:00 +0000 http://blog.ericbakke.com/?p=255#comment-10 This is hilarious! Wish I could have been there to see it. This is hilarious! Wish I could have been there to see it.

]]> Comment on Requiem for Denver’s First Newspaper by Tony Melfi http://blog.ericbakke.com/2009/02/requiem-for-denvers-first-newspaper/#comment-9 Tony Melfi Thu, 19 Mar 2009 15:29:18 +0000 http://blog.ericbakke.com/?p=206#comment-9 It was sad to hear about the Newspaper going down. You think they would have tried to stick it out to at least make it to 150 years even. What's another 3 months. This seems to be the trend in TV too. My former news station in Syracuse, NY---WTVH CH5 shut down its local news operation after 60 years. It was the city's first tv station and went on the air in 1948. I'm afraid it's going to be more of the same for local news outlets. Who will mind the store then? It was sad to hear about the Newspaper going down. You think they would have tried to stick it out to at least make it to 150 years even. What’s another 3 months.
This seems to be the trend in TV too. My former news station in Syracuse, NY—WTVH CH5 shut down its local news operation after 60 years. It was the city’s first tv station and went on the air in 1948. I’m afraid it’s going to be more of the same for local news outlets. Who will mind the store then?

]]> Comment on Backup for the forgetful mind by D.B. Cooper http://blog.ericbakke.com/2009/02/backup-for-the-forgetful-mind/#comment-8 D.B. Cooper Thu, 19 Mar 2009 04:31:49 +0000 http://blog.ericbakke.com/?p=174#comment-8 Eric, enjoyed your technical article on the Cannon. As you know most of us are Nikon users for the quality issues. On The F3, we keep a notepad, prenumbered with 1-24/1-36 and just jot down the subject photo next to the number. Never in 40 years have I had a equipment failure, missed photo ID, scrambled voice, etc. PS. little known fact, but the F3 was just used the other day in Nepal. Walking by a tempermental mountian bull, I gripped the neck strap, put the camera in my hand, and thought,"come on big guy, mess with me, and WHAM!" Nothing happened, but I'm sure the F3 would still function after its defense use. DB Eric, enjoyed your technical article on the Cannon. As you know most of us are Nikon users for the quality issues. On The F3, we keep a notepad, prenumbered with 1-24/1-36 and just jot down the subject photo next to the number. Never in 40 years have I had a equipment failure, missed photo ID, scrambled voice, etc.
PS. little known fact, but the F3 was just used the other day in Nepal. Walking by a tempermental mountian bull, I gripped the neck strap, put the camera in my hand, and thought,”come on big guy, mess with me, and WHAM!” Nothing happened, but I’m sure the F3 would still function after its defense use.
DB

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