Mitch,
"Stairway" and the two "Early Morning Park" shots are
my favorites. Very nice indeed!
I think the best size strategy is to keep the vertical
dimension to 600 pixels or less. Lots of people have
displays that are 800 pixels high, and by the time one
accounts for toolbars and browsers and
This post is for the members with slower dial-up lines. Sorry for your
frustrations with my big file sizes. I will be working on a web page
template that allows you to choose which format (large or small) you
would like to view. I will do it with all server side PHP, no JavaScript
(for Mark and
On 9/14/06, Mitch Conant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I hope that I did this right...
congratulationson your first PESO, I know that is wet-your-pants-scary
the first time. I like the I idea of the sentinel, but this one
doesn't do it for me, although I would say that the s
On 9/15/06, Mitch Conant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I hope that I did this right...
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> I have been admiring the work that everyone has been posting on this
> list. It has been both entertaining and inspiring. I am only an amateur
> (sp?), but I'll go ahead and post these f
Welcome! I looked through your images and you've got a couple of nice
ones, there. It looks like you are seeing light well and using it to
your advantage. My two favorites are Early Morning Park #2 and Urban
Sprawl.
Thanks for sharing.
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Bruce
Thursday, September 14, 2006, 9:
Paul, My mail program deletes anything that it sees as a sig. before
sending out a reply. Sometimes the URL ends up being part of that.
It's not intentional. Probably a lot of members use software with
similar behavior. Sometimes I don't even realize it's done it.
Paul Stenquist wrote:
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Mitch -
I'm one of people on dial-up that can't download your images
at that size -
Is it possible to make them a bit more friendly for us?
under 100k preferred - 800 x 600 best
I not only am on dial up but have my monitor set to 1024 x
768 because of my eyes.
My mom was born in Clinton - North L
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I hope that I did this right...
I have been admiring the work that everyone has been posting on this
list. It has been both entertaining and inspiring. I am
I agree. I didn't check the size of the files in question, but they
didn't appear overly large on my monitor. I save mine at around 970
points on the long side, 60 to 70% quality, Save for Web. Size ranges
from about 130 Kb to as much as 300 for a highly detailed shot.
Paul
On Sep 15, 2006, at 7
I like larger images too, but for me it's more a matter of the file
size. When I prepare shots for posting, I assume that everyone who may
view the photo is on a 56kbps dial-up connection.
Creating a 1024x684 file using save for web in PS CS2 at 100% quality
I get a files around 330-450kB. At 75%
Good work. I like Early Morning Park 3, Edge of the World, and the
Sentinel quite a lot. The Sentinel might benefit from a tighter crop:
some of the right and off the bottom. Nice job with the exposures on
the backlit shots.
I for one appreciate the somewhat large images. Tiny web shots don't
r
It would be nice if PDMLers would avoid deleting the URLs on picture
posts. Sometimes the original message doesn't reach everyone.
Paul
On Sep 15, 2006, at 4:27 AM, mike wilson wrote:
> Greetings from the UK!
>
> Some excellent images and first class titles there. I particularly
> like "Urban s
Greetings from the UK!
Some excellent images and first class titles there. I particularly like "Urban
sprawl"
mike
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My personal favourite at first glance is The Edge Of The World. Great
use of contrast for effect. I'm looking at the images from an old and
uncalibrated LCD screen at work, though. Will take another look later.
As Dave commented, your images are a bit big for web publishing. I
think the usual reco
Hi Mitch
Quoting Mitch Conant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> PDML List Members:
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> I hope that I did this right...
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I think so, except as David says, the file sizes are a bit large.
Nice to see some photos to counter the orgy of K10D postings ;)
My favourite is EarlyMorning Park #3 - I like the m
Hi Mitch,
On Thu, 14 Sep 2006 23:39:39 -0500, Mitch Conant wrote:
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>I hope that I did this right...
Sure did! Very nice ...
>I have been admiring the work that everyone has been posting on this
>list. It has been both entertaining and inspiring. I am only an amateur
>(sp?), but I'll go ahead
Very nice. I like the sentinel the best of these.
Mitch Conant wrote:
>PDML List Members:
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>I hope that I did this right...
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>I have been admiring the work that everyone has been posting on this
>list. It has been both entertaining and inspiring. I am only an amateur
>(sp?), but I'll go ahea
G'day Mitch,
You've got some nice stuff there. "The Sentinel " has potential, but I find
the greenery distracting. I don't know if it would have been possible to
try framing the scene without it. I particularly like "Early Morning Park
#3" & "Urban Sprawl" those are really nice.
One other thin
PDML List Members:
I hope that I did this right...
I have been admiring the work that everyone has been posting on this
list. It has been both entertaining and inspiring. I am only an amateur
(sp?), but I'll go ahead and post these for comments. They are uncropped
and unaltered and the composi
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