A Student and a Building

HI Scott,

Love the shots, but they're pretty small. Hard to see what the girl looks like since I'm running at 1280x1024 :wink: Would like to see more of that dancer. Your perspective of the ND Cathedral is well done! Keep em comin'! 8)

 

You have a tough job Scott but someone has to do it. Lovely young lady and and interesting place to visit.

 

Re: HI Scott,

Dang they're big! I have cable, and it still took me forever to download. I'd hate to be on dial-up :/

Nice images though.

 

Re: HI Scott,

Well, I run higher than that... You should get Opera - you can enlarge an entire web page for viewing to fit your screen.

Here's a sample, Opera in background, Firefox in foreground:

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On my machine, they load at full size, then resize to 960 pixels wide once they are fully loaded. This is the way the forum software works, it prevents a huge picture from making all the text stretch out so you don't have to scroll sideways. Clicking on the picture will load the full size into a new window.

This does, however, have the effect of making the page load very slowly (and I'm using broadband!)

Very pretty girl, by the way Scott. Seems like it's a tough job, but somebody's gotta do it, huh? I second Steve's request for more!

 

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She's very photogenic, isn't she?

Wow, I asked for bigger, and got bigger! :shock: Personally, I think resizing an image to somewhere between 800 & 900 wide is plenty big enough. fwiw, I just switched back to 1024x768. Could see the d@mn fonts at 1280x1024, even when set to "Largest". the reason I even tried 1280x was to get my tool pallettes smaller in NC & PS.

 

Scoot
It took three minutes but it was worth every second of it

I like the angle you took on the Notre Dame

You already know she's a pretty lady