Have I broken here?



or here



or overall C&C.... Thanks

Did they come out of the camera this small?

Rules..... um...ahh... We got rules
Sorry I couln't resist....

I'm probably wrong, lazy, whatever, but I figure it's your camera = You make the rules....

I like 1 works real nice
I might suggest a crop in from the right

Originally Posted by novicesnapper Did they come out of the camera this small?

No they didn't come out of the camera that small.

I used the "M" size code off my smugmug.

I dont post often but i remember seeing a post once that said this was the preferred size. I have seen some posts with HUGE images and it took forever to load all of them(Even on high speed DSL)

Maybe someone can clarify ideal image size?

I thought auto image scaling was on, when the forum software scales the large image down to ideal size.

Dgrin will automatically resize any image that's too large to fit in your browser window. Images that have been resized have a small magnifying glass and the words "Full Size" under them. Just click to see the original image size, and then "Close" or click on the image itself when you are done.

http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?...22#post1620122

The only time I have ever personally seen a thread lag, is when there are like 15 images, and it take a few seconds for the software to scale that many images. Now granted I have accidentally caused screen sheer myself from Imageshack, when I posted 21 inch images, a scroll bar appears on the bottom of the browser or the image will extend past the edge of the page, but immediately went back and reposted the smaller size to correct this. Some forums are touchy about screen shear. I suspect Imageshack overrode the forum software controls. So I'm careful about doing that.

I think the images are nice, for the size posted. I thought I might be able to see them larger on you're smugmug account to really see details, but didn't find them in the public folders.

I went back and made them bigger now, Hope that helps.

Nice, Gorgeous eyes, and a great job with the lighting and skin, and WB.

OK I'll play. What's that growing out the side of her head? Also odd half shadow on the other side of her face.
Overall color and exposures are dead on.

Originally Posted by Hackbone OK I'll play. What's that growing out the side of her head? Also odd half shadow on the other side of her face.

I tossed the crop around a bit wondering about that. The shadow comes from her other arm also being tucked behind her neck.

Here's a different crop that allows more arm on the right.



That better?

The arm is still a big distraction. Those eyes are enough of a center of attention.