The bush that wept
When bushes cry, we get flower puddles (putals, if you like). This bush was surely crying for happiness - sun, then rain, more sun and photographers stopping to gape in wonder.
Too tired to write more tonight, but I have promised Christopher in Hawaii to come back with some pointers on posting different sizes of digital photos on the Internet, since my experience as a magazine editor showed me that everyone gets confused about this. That and more tomorrow. Today was supposed to be rainy and gloomy all day, but we had wild moments of darkness fighting the brightness, almost biblical, so who knows what tomorrow will bring.
Lake Geneva, looking from Saint-Prex to Lausanne
posted by whistlestop caboose | 10:56 PM
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I think I may have figured some of it out by all the right clicking and checking properties and by opening the photos to a new page, though some still won't open on a seperate page.
Pointers would still be very good to read too.
I will be off photographing other parts of the world on the high pixel setting for the next two weeks and away from the computer. I could use some tips for my return. The main thing that has dawned on me is that the computer application being used and what it will allow is more important than the size I take the picture at.
Christopher, my apologies for being slow doing this - too much work. But I will write this soon, and post it here.
Have a wonderful trip and it will be great to see your photos on your return. I promise to have written suggestions for you by then!
No worries!
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