Thanks for the additional photo info, Ksquared.
Very nice job that ONEBGG did for his wife's artwork, which is very good. The concept of the home entryway views is particularly interesting, and all the scenics, animals, Clyde, etc. are well done.
Last year I finally put together a small photo album of some of my favorite pics. It's made up of 4"x6" photos on white 6"x8" white paper, leaving a 1" border. Now when I tell someone I'm a photographer by hobby, I can follow up with the album for anyone who shows an interest. So I might shoot the pages of the album to use for an initial try at using a floppy. For the album I did any needed cropping, so that situation is taken care of. A website similar to ONEBGG's would serve the same purpose as my album in showing my photos to online friends and is a goal I need to aspire to.
Is there a way to select an individual photo on ONEBGG's website and post it directly to a message board as Colt did with his tank pictures?
I can relate to your photography trainers' framing their images perfectly on the negative. Most of my photography has been with slides where cropping isn't practical, so I worked hard at getting the composition perfect on each shot. Actually, the slide mount covers a small part of the slide image, and I've often re-mounted a slide to improve the composition slightly.
I worked for another energy company like Enron, but it's still afloat fortunately -- my retiree medical insurance depends on it. Enron was formed in the mid-'80s when two companies were merged. Ken Lay was second-in-command at my company when he left to become Enron's CEO, and he was well-thought-of at that time.
Again, thanks for your help with the photo thing.
Justin
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