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[[mrtommoe]]

A mix taken at various times








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[[Geoff Slocock]]

Frank,

The definition on those pictures is superb. There is still problem with picture size, though. I am trying to find your photobucket account. Then I could arrange your shots in a slightly more suitable way.

Geoff

[[mrtommoe]]

Try this
I find it very difficult to use the phone due severe hearing loss

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Frank

[[mrtommoe]]

Quote:Thanks, Frank. I can do things now. I guess I will make a post as if it were in your user name so that you can open it for edit and see how it is set out.

Geoff

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I think what has happened is that you have used Photobucket's IMG tag. That can be copied and pasted but, as I have said this forum software just blows up the source image and it starts to pixelate. So you have to remove those img tags and replace them with thumb tags as as shown, when you open the post up for edit.

Anyone viewing is then able to get a genuine enlargement image by clicking on a thumbnail. You will possibly see also that your img-tag-based images got cropped on the right hand side (That is what I see; but this property will vary depending on the size of your screen). And that is another issue we want to try to resolve. The way that img tags behave on this forum software is, in fact, far from ideal.


Your shots are really excellent and I personally find them inspirational!

Geoff