Something I saw today while cycling

I'm going to have to send that photo to my PC and blow it up, the
subject is too small a part of it to see even on my 20" screen.

I didn't see much today except rain. Needless to say, I wasn't cycling.

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Chris Zacho ~ "Your Friendly Neighborhood Wheelman"

"May you have the winds at your back,
And a really low gear for the hills!"

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I'm going to have to send that photo to my PC and blow it up, the
subject is too small a part of it to see even on my 20" screen.

You need the "Image Zoom" extension for Firefox

Just click on the "View Image Full Size" button.

Ken

Ken M said:

Just click on the "View Image Full Size" button.

And then use the "Image Zoom" extension for Firefox

I guess maybe I should use the zoom feature of the camera for ease of
viewing for those of use with the poor eyesight gene.. I don't like to
make it too obvious what I am taking pictures of sometimes. Some people
tend to get all herky jerky when people start taking pictures of thier
houses and property.

Ken

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Ken M said:

I guess maybe I should use the zoom feature of the camera for ease of
viewing for those of use with the poor eyesight gene.. I don't like to
make it too obvious what I am taking pictures of sometimes. Some people
tend to get all herky jerky when people start taking pictures of thier
houses and property.

Ken

Zoom is nice, but cropping this pic between putting it on your computer
and posting would have been fine, too. The full-size view shows the bike
clearly, but we don't really need much beyond a crop of the bicycle and
maybe the tree beside it to provide context. The other 2-odd megabytes
coming from this slow-loading web host were extraneous to the purpose of
the photo.

I can tell from your site's listing of multiple anti-spyware solutions
that you're using a PC. On that platform Picasa is a free
photo-organizer program of remarkable merit, and it has a perpetually
undoable crop tool (Picasa stores the original version of your photo,
and saves any edits to it in some way that retains the original.

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to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos

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In article <[email hidden]>,

Ken M said:

I guess maybe I should use the zoom feature of the camera for ease of
viewing for those of use with the poor eyesight gene.. I don't like to
make it too obvious what I am taking pictures of sometimes. Some people
tend to get all herky jerky when people start taking pictures of thier
houses and property.

Ken

Zoom is nice, but cropping this pic between putting it on your computer
and posting would have been fine, too. The full-size view shows the bike
clearly, but we don't really need much beyond a crop of the bicycle and
maybe the tree beside it to provide context. The other 2-odd megabytes
coming from this slow-loading web host were extraneous to the purpose of
the photo.

I can tell from your site's listing of multiple anti-spyware solutions
that you're using a PC. On that platform Picasa is a free
photo-organizer program of remarkable merit, and it has a perpetually
undoable crop tool (Picasa stores the original version of your photo,
and saves any edits to it in some way that retains the original.

--

I have a photo editing program, I don't use it that much. I am just too lazy
to use it. But I am sure you are right about the extra 2 mb of photo that is
not of interest. And probably right about the slow web server.

Ken