Thanks, really THANKS, for your wonderful photos!!
— ellie robb, September 25, 2004

Very, very nice!!
— Ron Dunnington, September 25, 2003

Hi Don,

I travelled across the SW region in a 4 wheel drive with a group. I think it is the only way to see it as there are no roads. Fortunately there are lots of small operators doing trips across that region. The rest of the travel was by bus or air.

Steve
— Steve Axford, September 25, 2003

Hi Steve
This is an amazing collection of photos. It brings back memories. Thelly and I took the train from Oruro to Antofagasta in 1967 and saw a lot of this, but unfortunately we were severely rationed on our film use and were not able to capture much of the countryside. How did you cross the salars? was it by train or did you have your own vehicle?
— Don Pirot, September 25, 2003

Hi Steve,
The pics surely speaks for themselves, they surely speaks so much about Bolivia! All your photos are fine but I really like the salt & laguna verde. Cheers!!!
— [Eltneg], September 25, 2003

Wonderful shots. Steve, each image is an instant eye catcher. Fascinating country. Your South American pictorial adventure is just...awesome. Regards, Rafal
— Rafal K Komierowski, September 25, 2003

What stark landscapes! I especially like Moonscape and Maragua. Maragua seems a bit of a misnomer. My plans for Peru and Chile have taken a detour...at least temporarily. Your photos give me the inspiration to go. Salud!
— gung gung, September 25, 2003

Muy Bueno
Nice pics. The Bolivian Altiplano sure is a surreal place indeed. On my visit there several years ago, i was silly enough not to take a camera with me.
— Adam Smith (Ommadawn), September 25, 2003