Sir Jim as i call him is one of the most enthusiastic and passionate photographer in this community. you can easily sees on his creation the uniqueness of his works and the loving kindness that each individual should manifest. Thanks so much to all your lovely and adorable shots Sir Jim... I salute you and keep up the… Read more

Sir Jim as i call him is one of the most enthusiastic and passionate photographer in this community. you can easily sees on his creation the uniqueness of his works and the loving kindness that each individual should manifest. Thanks so much to all your lovely and adorable shots Sir Jim... I salute you and keep up the good work... God Bless ;-} Ron Miguel

I just knew Jim a couple of weeks ago through Flickr but i got to know him as a very nice person and a great photographer. He has an eye for art and even the most common thing can be so special when it passes through his lens. Jim always drops by your stream and is always ready to give nice words to encourage you. … Read more

I just knew Jim a couple of weeks ago through Flickr but i got to know him as a very nice person and a great photographer. He has an eye for art and even the most common thing can be so special when it passes through his lens. Jim always drops by your stream and is always ready to give nice words to encourage you. kabayang Jim, salamat sa mga comments mo at salamat sa mga pictures na sine-share mo! May your tribe increase. Mabuhay ka!

Jimmy is a very good friend of mine. He's my best friend in Saudi Arabia. We've been a lot of things together in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. In happiness and fun as well as in danger and sadness. I haven't seen him for 10 years since I moved to London. He is the one who introduced me to flickr. He surprised me with his… Read more

Jimmy is a very good friend of mine. He's my best friend in Saudi Arabia. We've been a lot of things together in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. In happiness and fun as well as in danger and sadness. I haven't seen him for 10 years since I moved to London. He is the one who introduced me to flickr. He surprised me with his photography because he never had a passion with photography when we were in Jeddah as far as I knew. Every image he has taken is worth like 100 images compared to mine because of the situation he is in. By law, it is forbidden to take photographs in public in Saudi Arabia. He risks his life to take these wonderful, beautiful, amazing and fantastic shots. If he is being caught, he will be imprisoned. I know it is a weird law, but what can he do? He deserved every award, accolade and very nice comment he received from other flickr members because every image he has taken, there is an element of danger behind it. I was mortified and worried when he told me that his camera has been confiscated by the police but luckily he was able to run and escaped. At the moment, he is under surveilance everytime he goes out from his house. For his love of photography and be able to share his photographs to other people around the world, he is risking his freedom. For doing that I admire and salute him for his courage and dedication for his beloved hobby PHOTOGRAPHY. Thank you very much. I miss you so much. I hope you can visit me in London next year and we'll have a flickr moment around London. Cheers Chito the bartist