h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

ahem.... rest of you.... I reiterate... I NEVER make mistakes like that....

much . . .


az

Hi Mudhooks.May i contribute to the gallery.do i send it to the mail address on your PS ?
i meant to put it on h2g2 friends but unfortunately she isn't a researcher on h2g2 and az's said no
i await your comment

az

it's me age

It's gorgeous, pdante!


az

If you send it to my nickname @gmail.com, I can post it.

Actually, you can now send images to gallery42 @gmail.com

I just opened a gmail account for the gallery

it's on its way

az .
Thank you
She(italicised) is gorgeous(and so much more)

Cala lilies posted @ http://www.flickr.com/photos/edwardthebonobo/

(mudhooks - you're welcome to re-post in the gallery)

I imagine it would be very difficult *not* to get one or two decent images from a cala lily.

Monsieur Bonobo,

I have selected a number of images.... Lovely, as usual. I have added pdante's image and yours will be up shortly.

I also uploaded larger sizes of the ones I had before. When I first uploaded them, I didn't see the large jpg versions.

I so like the full on pic of the lily Ed..

I like the 'Long Sault Parkway' Mudhooks

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Had no idea about this feature. Presumably you can't change the size *after* the photos are uploaded.

Going off to check this out . . .


az

Flickr's amazing! You put in your basic jpeg and it automatically re-sizes it for display in different places. You can still get at the original for downloading or manipulation. Basically...it acts as a storage facility. This is unlike some printing sites - eg ofoto. They let you print from the original jpeg, but don't show it in its original size or let you download. In other words - it's no good if you lose your original from local media.

Mudhooks
i'm very happy now

By the way...I liked the abandoned resort set. Here's a suggestion - how about colour balancing a handful of them so that they give a matched set? I love the brick-like red in img 00316. By clever channel mixing, you could probably treat a few so that all the reds look like that and the green is taken up a little. You could even mount prints in the same frame.

Maybe a technicolor filter would also work? Not so it gives bright, bright colours - you could tone it down afterwards. But this could give a suitable 'abandoned Coney Island' effect. No?

I like the idea of matched sets of photos. I'm planning to treat some of my other calas to come out that way.

One of these days I'll mail my first colourpainting and whipe out
one of the five that are already there.