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Working the high trails.
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Took this one today. Me on a shoot up on the A.T (Appalachian Trail) at a 5,200 ft. elevation
Tinkered with in Elements 5.0.
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Try this without the spaces and it should work
Great colours in it. but a bit large on my screen . I emailed my friend thats from Maryville TN. And he has joined up here,(dont know when he will make an appearance) His name here is Fireheart Male 1 give him a pm
Can just imagine the shots you’d be able to produce up there.
Looks like a landscape/nature photographers dream location.
Robbie
8)Robbie Tennessee and around that area is fantastic.If I was shooting digital back in 2003 I would have burned up a few cards, But I was carrying as much slide/film as i could, around the Tremont and Cades Cove area, really are fantastic and one would be blessed to live there. Gotta get back there and explore more.
If you don’t have Photoshop or anything like that to resize them then this program is free and very easy to use:
http://www.download.com/Image-Resizer/3000-2192_4-10103729.html?tag=lst-2
It won’t do anything fancier than that but it’ll get the resizing done.
I found where they hid the re-size controls.
For posted photos, what would be the suggested size be? (Pixels by Pixels)About 700 to 800 pixels on the longest size should be good.
Constain the proportions to keep the original size ratio though of course.Resized to 800 on the long side. Lets see if I fouled this up………………………
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Nope.
I love your little friends. :)
Now raise that tripod before I get backache.Thats much better.
Are these self portriats?
I like youe little friends too!!Jim
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