FINALLY! The Tanzania photos

[-hh]

Well, considering the time that I took to make things pretty for the iPhoto book, what I've done is jump through a few hoops transform that book into an online PDF.

I've had to slash the resolution drastically, and while image quality does obviously suffer, when you consider that it has gone from 150MB to 3MB, the results are quite respectable in the context of a 98% reduction in size.


The file is here.

Enjoy.


-hh

 

[Cybix]

awesome! what an adventure

 

[cookie1105]

It looks like it was a brilliant adventure -hh. Fantastic wildlife pictures and that photo of the house at night is still brilliant.

Ironically enough, that picture of the bicycle that you took is much like what I ride every day. Will have to take a pic when I have time.

Thanks for sharing your album with us.

 

[Clix Pix]

What a fascinating and wonderful journey you had! I really enjoyed looking at your album, marveling at your opportunity to see and photograph these wild creatures in their own native environment. Well done!

 

[puckhead193]

Very nice pictures! Seems like a awesome adventure.
What color cover did you choose, i can't decide if i want blue or black or maybe red

 

[-hh]

Very nice pictures! Seems like a awesome adventure.
What color cover did you choose, i can't decide if i want blue or black or maybe red

Thanks for all of the kind words (yours & the rest).

I chose black for the cover, based on other photo albums already being in that color. Of course, my Mom just gave me 3 red photo (conventional) albums for Christmas!

Regarding the Milky Way photo (page 20) and the longstanding debate thereon, this is version #4 (or thereabouts) and I think I finally got the "intensity gain" right. All that's needed now is to cool it off just a tiny bit, and maybe put back in a little sharpening.


-hh