Venice C&C

ainenic

Would appreciate comments pl. Tried to get a closer shot of the woman but didn't have the reach. Marginal processing in aperture cause I don't know how to do more.

<a href="http://pix.ie/ainenic/808372&quot; title="Venice by ainenic"><img src="http://photos2.pix.ie/51/B0/51B0FBE9FFA34A8EBEA4046BF8A640B0-1200.jpg&quot; alt="Venice" width="1200" height="798" /></a>

whyulittle

When you are copy and pasting the code from Pix, use the code in the second box instead.

And you can't post anything larger than 800 on the longest side.

ainenic

Thanks,

ainenic

Would appreciate if somebody would tell me how to bring this back to size pl

whyulittle

See the page where you got the code from on Pix? Well above the photo, there are different size options. The general rule on here is that you can't post a photo longer than 800 on the longest side.

ThOnda

Go to your pix page, select the page with smaller size of the picture, right click on the picture, select "Copy Image location".
Then go back to your post, edit it and just replace the text in the link http://www..... with the new text pasted.
I think.

ainenic

Thanks for the help:). Think I've gone in the other direction now!

ThOnda

That's absolutely OK. It is much nicer (for me) to see a smaller picture that is a link to itself. I do appreciate such effort, especially on smaller laptop screen.

AnCatDubh

Worthwhile remembering that flickr and pix.ie community guidelines all specify link backs which is why pix.ie makes it sooooo easy and frankly flickr doesn't - I think nilg's tutorial in the stickies has about 11 steps to 'properly' do it in flickr but about 3 maybe 4 for pix

Aine - I like the post and what you were trying to achieve. Don't be overly worried about not having gotten too close. Sometimes its a case of you just can't.

I'd have perhaps tried a few steps further to your right if that were possible but that all depends on what the remainder of the scene would have been like.

An interesting crop - the rules suggest you don't crop a foot but you've just cropped the big toe so you've gotten away with it! (ach - what are rules anyhow). I think it works here.

It lacks a little in drama something that can be added in post processing / lightroom presets / nostalgic filters perhaps.

Nice take though and good concept.

ainenic

Thanks, An Cat Dubh. It lacks light and shade and I never noticed her foot! However, I'm not unhappy with the composition.