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Paul
Posted: 2004-11-15 00:08:35
Pictures look great Terry. Nice colour, great exposure, nice balance.

Just a tip.

Right click one of mine,
you'll notice that even though mine are pyshically larger images, they seem to be typically about a third of the file size. About 130k compared to about 250k+. Yet, there isn't really any advantage for web use if you compare them, of using higher grade files.

If you're using photoshop, saving the jpeg file at a quality level of about 7 will drop the fill size by several times. This will make them load up heaps faster for those of us still on dial-up, and give us more time to view them.

Good job.

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