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Here's some shots of people that I've taken in the last few weeks:
All using a Sony CyberShot 3.2 MP camera. I will be thankfully replacing that with a shiny new D50 in a few days!
All using a Sony CyberShot 3.2 MP camera. I will be thankfully replacing that with a shiny new D50 in a few days!
Actually, the cabbage doesn't bite until it's made into kimchi.
Kimchi? Had to use wikipedia to look it up. Noticed this appropriate quote:
"When taking photographs, South Koreans often say the word "kimchi" in much the same way English speakers would use the word "cheese".[9]"
"Your file of 2.61 MB bytes exceeds the forum's limit of 244.1 KB for this filetype."
use a site like photobucket or something in order to post the picture right in the thread.
I must say, I like it. What did you do to it?A Calla Lily from my garden, slightly interpreted.
Thanks for the tip.
What size does photobucket shrink the photos down to? My camera says the image was taken at 2592x1944; and it looks a lot sharper in Preview.
Used the liquify effect (several versions of the effect and a variety of brush sizes) in Photoshop Elements 4. This is what happens when I get bored... Have posted several of these on my Flickr page... Glad you like it -- people either like these heavy manipulations, or they hate them.
Kimchi Pots: Upside Down
Fuji F31fd
December 24, 2006
Daegu, South Korea
As we are on the subject of kimchi, here are 5 kimchi pots, earthenware vessels found on most every rooftop in this kimchi infested country. These are upside down, however, for whatever reason. The sixth pot is mere plastic frippery, of no consequence whatsoever.
Fuji F31fd
December 24, 2006
Daegu, South Korea
As we are on the subject of kimchi, here are 5 kimchi pots, earthenware vessels found on most every rooftop in this kimchi infested country. These are upside down, however, for whatever reason. The sixth pot is mere plastic frippery, of no consequence whatsoever.
Hmmm, flicker.com seems to allow you to post a larger size picture than photobucket. My picture above is about the size of yours when viewed in Preview.
Photobucket gives you a variety of choices, based on pixel dimensions or file size. Or you can shrink them yourself before you load them. There are any number of stand-alone utilities you can use, or you can do it in photoshop a number of ways.
Would a full 2592x1944 photo fit on this forum page and how would I do it?
Edit: Apparently photobucket only goes up to 1024x768
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