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I made a 22 min. picture show from pictures we made during the Krakow event.

You will find them on http://www.icantforget.nl

I hope you will enjoy it,

Wijbe

Wijbe, THANK YOU SO MUCH ... your picture show is brilliant!

just watched it - lovely

Thanks Wijbe & Willy!
Great show - not only to watch but also to listen to!

...obvious preference for the beer among the Cohenites....

Your picture show is OUTSTANDING.
Thank you so much for putting it all together so brilliantly and sharing it with us.

---Arlene

That was the most relaxing 22 mins, I have had since I got home from Kracow. Coffee and Wybes slideshow. Wonderful indeed.

Thanks so much for this W and W

Love Tinders

It was beautiful. Thanks for compilation !
This movie if you can save on disk ?

Greetings, Beata

May You publish photos without movie? There is no way to watch it without waiting for the whole movie, there is even no 'forward' button.

by Pawel Gorny » Thu Aug 19, 2010 11:15 am

May You publish photos without movie? There is no way to watch it without waiting for the whole movie, there is even no 'forward' button.

Pawel, you can pause the movie by clicking on the play/pause button.

Wijbe

Absolutely beautiful Wybe, thank you.

In song.
Paula

Great photos Wijbe.

Thanks

Tony.

Thanks! I so enjoyed looking at these photos - and I wasn't even there!!
Gilly
(who was singing Bird on a Wire? - it was beautiful.)

I thought, my goodness, 22 minutes, it will take forever! Can I just say - those 22 minutes flew by in a flash! What a fantastic slide show. What a treat for those of us who could not be there. Thank you so much Wijbe!!!!!!

Warmest regards,
Mary

Dear Wijbe,

Thank you so much for sharing this marvellous picture show with us !
(Watched it at work yesterday as my home computer is too slow, but don't tell anyone ).
Some good times to remember!

Best wishes to you and Willy,
Heike

P.S. My personal recollection of Krakow can be found in the Poetry section.

Thank you too, Wybe.
It gives me such a strange feeling to see all those photos, all those faces, melting into each other. We came to Krakow with our smiles and music and noise and hearts and hopes; and so soon it all just melted into... memories. And maybe a little bit it melted us too, and turned us into different persons than we were when we came in. I wonder if there is still a trace of our steps on the stones of Krakow.

On a more practical side, I found the stop/restart button, but is there any button for going back?! There is one photo I'd love to watch more closely (I didn't catch that moment), and without going through all the others to reach it!

Laura