Formatted - I think your lens frontfocuses :)
Stanschurman - so cute!!!

One that wasn't chosen from a shoot I did for a local Rowing club. I wonder why? :D

Baby Great Horned Owls (a couple weeks older than the previous post)
They grow up and leave the nest so fast.

Graveyard

adamz said:
PB PM - what got in way on Your photo - the bottom left corner

Some tall marsh reeds got in the way. I was lucky to get a shot that clear.

spraynpray said:
HAH! Got it! I don't know how or why, but it works.

Thanks sandpiper.

We own the thanks to jonnyapple, who figure out, or already knew, how to post the code and have it remain visible. Normally when you try and post sample code, the web browser thinks it's the real thing, and tries to display an image. Jonny figured out to surround the sample with the "code" tag to tell the browser to display the code intact so we can see what it should look like.

PB PM - what got in way on Your photo - the bottom left corner

It also shows up when you post from flickr. When someone clicks your image they are then sent to your flickr photostream.

If there is no border then the image is just "static" or it has no link.

HAH! Got it! I don't know how or why, but it works.

Thanks sandpiper.

spraynpray said:
C'mon guys - how do you get the border around your pics?

Back on the third page there was an explanation:

jonnyapple said:
The yellow border only shows up in some browsers and it's when the image is inside a link. You type it in this way:
<a href="http://www.website.com/link.htm"> <img src="http://www.website.com/image.jpg" /> </a>

You get the yellow border when the image you post is itself a link to what would normally be a larger version of the image somewhere else. In the line above, the href section is the external image that will show when you click the image here. The src= part is the image that will appear here. Depending on where your images are stored, the image dispalyed here would typically be a smaller version. Using 800 pixels wide for the image here works well, and is viewable on most peoples monitors without scrolling sideways.

The href= part of the line does not have to be a valid link to a larger version of the image. You can just use the text above, and you will get a yellow border. When the person clicks the image to go to the original, then they will get an error, as it is not a valid link. But it still gives you the yellow border.

Spraynpray, you are right! What blotch? It must have been something I was drinking???

Good job actually! I started to fix it, but it was late and I decided I needed sleep. Not sure I could have done as good a job as you did with it.

What white blotch? Looks good to me!

Thanks Stan, I'll see what photobucket has to offer.

stanschurman said:
I didn't apply any border. I believe that the site does it, although I'm not sure wy your doesn't have one. If you want to apply a border or frame before submitting, open your photo in Photoscape.net. They have a nice frames selection. You just scroll down to whichever one you like, click on it and it applies to your photo. If you don't like the look you just choose another one. Typically I'll save the framed version as something like jpeg 054framed, for example.

spraynpray said:
C'mon guys - how do you get the border around your pics?

I didn't apply any border. I believe that the site does it, although I'm not sure wy your doesn't have one. If you want to apply a border or frame before submitting, open your photo in Photoscape.net. They have a nice frames selection. You just scroll down to whichever one you like, click on it and it applies to your photo. If you don't like the look you just choose another one. Typically I'll save the framed version as something like jpeg 054framed, for example.

C'mon guys - how do you get the border around your pics?

I was feeling nostalgic about my Japan trip today as I worked endlessly on my statistics project.

Hi Niko,

Those pics are at the Dunlop and Le Houx chicanes which give good value if you don't have a press pass (oh for a press pass). The Dunlop is the first big stop after the start so always good for action plus it has a grandstand.

I will not go to the car 24hr this year as I am too busy but next year for sure. The MotoGP is the best bike event but by the time I got to book it the grandstand at Dunlop was full and so I won't bother. Much better class of public at the MotoGP than the 24hr bike race.

I have another early morning shot that I will post shortly, but it is so misty and dark that it is not very good (not that any of them are so far).

Chris: That balloon looks like it has a blood supply.....

week 2

NikoDoby said:
You have some very feminine looking feet Chris :^)
Which Hassey did you get?

That's because they belong to my girlfriend, not me :)

I got a 500 EL/M with WLF.

Rollei again, this time the girlfriend's friend:

I like that crop much better than before Trekie.

Nice pictures Sandpiper.

Still photos from the Bugatti Circuit spraynpray? What turn were you shooting from? Nikon Europe is a sponsor for this years 24hr race at Circuit de la Sarthe in June. Are you planning to go to that?