Post a photo, any photo

[ceeaton]

Is there another pic of her taken from the opposite angle?

I've got some fresh images of a clean colon if you'd like me to post them, but no starfish.

 

[Boatboy24]

I've got some fresh images of a clean colon if you'd like me to post them, but no starfish.

I'll pass, but thank you.

 

[Ajmassa]

I'll pass, but thank you.

I've got some fresh images of a clean colon if you'd like me to post them, but no starfish.

Wish you hadn't put that image out there, David!

Positive attitudes. Let's get back on track. @DCBrown73's buddy could have just meant this...

 

[sour_grapes]

Is there another pic of her taken from the opposite angle?

Would you believe that, yes, there is! Is this what you had in mind?

 

[sour_grapes]

Everybody likes pics of Starfish!

The hits just keep coming!

 

[geek]

At Ocoa Bay winery, amazing views of the bay...!!

This is just a view from the club house.

 

[geek]

Another view.

 

[Boatboy24]

Would you believe that, yes, there is! Is this what you had in mind?

It is not, but it'll work.

 

[bkisel]

This morning's "puppy" hike took Sadie and I to Starfish Cove... NO, NO I mean Mill Cove for a short jaunt on the "Loop Trail"...
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[bkisel]

Here is this seasons apple wine after just less than 2 days clearing (racking, degassing and adding clearing agents out of secondary). It takes me about two months to get my peach wine close to this clarity...

BTW, I believe the amber color/hue, as compared to my previous apple batches, is do to my using brown sugar and honey to raise initial SG as opposed to regular sugar as done in the past.
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[ibglowin]

Lived here for over 30 years and "never have I ever" seen fog along the Rio Grande for Balloon Fiesta. Made for an incredible "splash and dash" landing. Chamber of Commerce weather this whole weekend.

 

[olusteebus]

Took delivery of my new caddy today. Sweet ride.

Ok, it's not mine. but, If I could, I would.

 

[jswordy]

Dauphin Island, Ala., on the Redneck Riviera in the Gulf of Mexico last week before Hurricane Nate. We snuck out of there Saturday morning while they were putting up plywood and the storm arrived Saturday night. Thank God my favorite stateside downtime retreat survived pretty much unfazed. Got to dig out some sand and fix a few things, is all.

 

[bkisel]

Jim, How were you able to post your photos in a grid pattern? Every time I post multiples they just run top to bottom.

 

[jswordy]

Jim, How were you able to post your photos in a grid pattern? Every time I post multiples they just run top to bottom.

Good question! The site did that, I just loaded up the pix. Wish it were in line, it keeps the site from being wide that way.

 

[geek]

I wonder if it's because of the way to add the pictures when uploading.
After uploading one picture with the phone, I think the cursor stays at the end of the name of the picture file if I remember correctly. At this point I usually press the enter key to move the cursor down and then I upload the next picture.
So if you add the next picture while the cursor is at the end of the string/name of the previous uploaded picture then maybe the next one will display as what Jim posted.

I'm just speculating though....need to test....

 

[geek]

Testing.......

 

[geek]

Another test....

 

[geek]

Nah....that was not it....

 

[ceeaton]

It's probably that the pixel width of each image plus a standard gutter has to be below a certain threshold for it to "grid them up". I've notice that the software has changed as it used to limit the size of the image on the page and let you click on it to see the full image if it exceeded a certain size. Now it just shows you the full image. I do 120 dpi @ 6 x 4.5 inches and mine seem to be stable in size compared to before the software upgrade the site managers performed. Don't know if that helps, but I'm gonna go get another beer either way.