Lobster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Lobster and All -
>
> Well, it\'s not exactly a photo wiki, but i have built us a photo album at the following link:
>
> http://photobucket.com/albums/v514/HolyGeek/
Good find - built in slideshow.
All credit for the find to Her Lizzieness
:-)
These sorts of on line services (they will improve)
are the future. With broadband I no longer store
software on my computer
- just download the latest version
It's wonderful.
> Viewing the album is public, updating is private to HolyGeek.and you can see a picture of some garden
nic nacs . . .
I like the photo of the garden nic nacs, it is intriguing. There is the smiling figure in the foreground and then behind and to the right, the other figure that feels very powerful... It's hand could be considered beckoning or perhaps something else...
Are you copyrighting your images Joyce or are we free to
use them?
You are free to use any of the images i post there. If you want a hi res version of anything, just ask.
The site can be configured, btw, and people can change things like the background colors. Looking forward to "seeing" from lots of people here.
I find images interesting because (just like all things)
the outer is a reflection of the inner.
The photographer is revealed in the photograph
Yes. I also like the two pics of yourself on that page you linked to this week here - the shadow pic and the reflection one. Self portraits can be interesting, and as you say, the photographer is revealed in the photograph EVEN when the photographer is not physically present at all.
Another photo software (that requires a server to run it) that a friend showed me is this one:
http://coppermine.sourceforge.net/
love and peace,
joyce
PS - There is a new photo, one of the moon on the street where i live.
PPS - There's a photo somewhere of a lunar eclipse on Jupiter that shows 3 moons eclipsed!! Maybe on CNN's science page or on NewScientist.
Lob
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