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| Brandon Cole |
| brandoncole(at)msn(dot)com |
Location:
USA |
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Wonderful pictures, Takako! Looks like you had a nice time in the Bahamas with Abernethy. Lots of pictures- you did very well. Including the bull sharks!
And the dugongs- superb. Where was this? I've never seen a dugong in the wild before, and I've also wanted to...
I hope Melissa and I have the chance to dive with you two sometime soon!
Cheers,
Brandon
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| TAKAKO UNO |
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Location:
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 Tuesday, 25. December 2007 10:40 Host: n219073013117.netvigator.com
Dear All,
Thank you for writing in my Guestbook 2007!
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!!
I hope 2008 will be wonderful for you all.
Cheers,
Takako
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| Sharon Wong |
| sharon(at)subexplor(dot)com |
Location:
Spain |
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Hi Ta-chan,
Great new set of photos, as always! The cus cus Peter is very very cute, where did you photograph it? Hope to see you soon in Maldives or HK! Have fun in Sulawesi and good luck with many more new photos!!!
Hugs and kisses,
Sharon san
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| Helena and Samuel Lam |
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Location:
New York |
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Wednesday, 7. November 2007 05:43 Host: ool-457261b9.dyn.optonline.net
Dear Takako,
Great photos from Raja Ampat!!! You've really captured a wonderful variety of everything from small pygmy seahorses to sharks and schooling mantas! LOVE them all! Congratulations!
Best, Helena and Sam
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| Samuel & Helena Lam |
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Location:
New York |
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Wednesday, 7. November 2007 03:23 Host: n219079255130.netvigator.com
Hi Takako,
We saw your article & photography in the latest issue of Fathoms. It's sooooo wonderful, very well written and informative - you go girl! You've got amazing eyes and patience to find these tiny creatures. I don't know how you do it but I'm inspired to learn to be patient like you! Keep up the great work!
Cheers,
Helena
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| Eric Cheng |
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Location:
USA |
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Tuesday, 6. November 2007 11:50 Host: n219079255012.netvigator.com
Hi Takako,
I just saw your piece ("Finding & Photographing Small Critters") in Fathoms --- it is wonderful! Congrats!
Best,
Eric
Underwater Photographer
Publisher & Chief Editor, Wetpixel.com/Wetpixel Quarterly Magazine
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| Bartus de Ridder |
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Location:
Belgium |
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Monday, 5. November 2007 23:50 Host: n219079254142.netvigator.com
Dear Takako (and Stephen),
Came across the new gallery on your site of Raja Ampat. Impressive gallery that makes it very difficult to wait till Feb 08 before I can check out that region myself
Best wishes,
Bart-O
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| Bart De Ridder |
| bartus_deridder(at)yahoo(dot)com |
Location:
Belgium (Europe) |
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Dear Stephen and Takako,
Last week 3 copies of your latest book "Gorontalo, Hidden Paradise" arrived at my place, very well packed and delivered in perfect condition. 
At first glance I knew I was going to like this book.
I love the quality of the book with the high quality paper and the pictures a bit more glossy. A proper binding of the book, which is hard to find these days !!
Very nice lay-out too.
About the pictures...they make me dream away, there are some creatures and ways of approach I haven't seen in other publications yet. I hope one day I'll be able to shoot pictures like yours.
Very well done indeed ! More than the author, you - the photographers - are the stars of this book
I feel proud to have a signed copy of your book, and I am sure my friends will love it too.
Best wishes from Belgium,
Bart-O
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| Stephen Wong |
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Location:
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Tuesday, 15. May 2007 00:48 Host: n219079025102.netvigator.com
Dear Takako,
Really proud of your work, especially the new Shark images. They are very good! Bravo!! Have to admit that you've kicked my arse again this time in the big animal imageries. Keep the camera rolling.
Congratulations to the two NEW DISCOVERIES of the Nudibranchs!
Saiwong
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| Oli |
| okywong(at)hotmail(dot)com |
Location:
- |
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Hi Ta, I am so impressed with your sharks photos! You are truly a brave woman for getting so close to some of the most agressive sharks...bulls and tigers.  I get goosebumps just thinking about it. The Great Hammerheads are really big. Love that shot of the lemon up close with teeth and all. Keep it up!
Big hug,
Oli 
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