Through the Eyes of a Child
Digital Picture--digitally maniuplated in PS5 total reviews
Comment from brokelizard
This is a very neat perspective in which you have shown here, the bubbles add a nice touch and make this image which would normally not be, rather playful and inviting, neat idea.
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This is a very neat perspective in which you have shown here, the bubbles add a nice touch and make this image which would normally not be, rather playful and inviting, neat idea.
Comment Written 11-May-2004
Comment from Casteel
This is such a beautiful picture so much detail in the effects that you have used the building is magnificent, although I find the spots on the page a little over bearing and the size could be a little bigger. great job :)
reply by the author on 10-May-2004
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This is such a beautiful picture so much detail in the effects that you have used the building is magnificent, although I find the spots on the page a little over bearing and the size could be a little bigger. great job :)
Comment Written 10-May-2004
reply by the author on 10-May-2004
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Thank you very much Casteel. Unfortunately, the proggie wouldn't accept a larger view. The spots are actually bubbles.
Comment from Cricket
I like it! Makes me think of fairies in the old land...always watching...or rain drops. The scene is beautiful. The detail in the old buildings appeals to me. Keep it up!
reply by the author on 10-May-2004
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I like it! Makes me think of fairies in the old land...always watching...or rain drops. The scene is beautiful. The detail in the old buildings appeals to me. Keep it up!
Comment Written 10-May-2004
reply by the author on 10-May-2004
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Thank you for the encouragement, Cricket
Comment from Sysop912
Beth, can you upload a larger than present Thumbnail sized version of this image. It appears to be a good image, thought I am straining to see the details at it's present size. I think if you could display it larger, (you can go 640 pixels in width on this site), I would be able to justify changing my ranking from "Good" to higher.
Brian . Watters
reply by the author on 10-May-2004
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Beth, can you upload a larger than present Thumbnail sized version of this image. It appears to be a good image, thought I am straining to see the details at it's present size. I think if you could display it larger, (you can go 640 pixels in width on this site), I would be able to justify changing my ranking from "Good" to higher.
Brian . Watters
Comment Written 10-May-2004
reply by the author on 10-May-2004
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Brian...not quite sure how to do that...it didn't seem to accept any of my larger sizes
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Ooops...sorry, Brian...thank you for your encouragement
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Depending on the program you're using, and provided you're saving in JPG format, see if there is an option when at the save as screen near the file type selection indicator. You should be able to save as with a certain percentage of quality. Often jpg images will not deteriorate noticeably by reducing this setting to 70%, yet your file size will be noticeable smaller. I believe the upload size restriction is 50 kilobytes. Good luck. Brian
Comment from PhotoMama
Looks like this is a very beautiful picture.
Though it is extremely hard to see due to the
small size of it.
I would love to see a bigger view.
Great Concept though : )
reply by the author on 10-May-2004
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Looks like this is a very beautiful picture.
Though it is extremely hard to see due to the
small size of it.
I would love to see a bigger view.
Great Concept though : )
Comment Written 10-May-2004
reply by the author on 10-May-2004
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I was not able to send anything larger...kept kickin it back
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Also...thank you for your encouragment, Mama