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Darin,
Actually the butterfly picture you see
is a fifth version. I have a lighter blue background, a normal colored
background, a back ground that is normal but areas are darkened. I even decided
to change the title as the original the butterfly was sitting on a flower but is
now flying thru the blue yonder artistically.
The blue one posted usually get more reactions but I also like
some of the other background too.
The reason I mentions the larger sizes
is that some of the heavy manipulated picture files can be quite pixilated
in a small file at 72 dpi. Some pictures do look quite ok at 72 dpi and some
don't. Also one see the fine detail or "brush strokes" better in a larger
version and I have started printing some of my prints larger than the standard 8
x 10" format as peoples see the detail better (that is they don't view the
larger prints from the correct viewing distance which would normal the detail
relative to an 8 x 10" format. I am setting up a blog where I have to keep
the dots per inch at 72 or the pictures get too large as they display at the
screen resolution. In this blog software template a 300 dpi
gets displayed at
4.16 x the size of the file on a 72 dpi screen. There is
another method of uploading which produces various smaller sizes and I will try
them out. And of course there are a number of other sites that offer free pages
I might try out.
Roy
In a message dated 9/21/2007 2:50:51 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
spacecoastphoto@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
Speaking of "jumping off," here's an aside, and a personal one, at that: |
