Fall in Georgetown

Some pics from around Georgetown, Washington, DC.

http://www.pbase.com/rkircher/fall_in_georgetown

Comments welcome.

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Rob
"A disturbing new study finds that studies are disturbing"

"Robert R Kircher, Jr." schreef in bericht
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Some pics from around Georgetown, Washington, DC.

http://www.pbase.com/rkircher/fall_in_georgetown

Comments welcome.

Sorry Robert, but in most pictures I see nice colors, but no subject.

Gregoir

"G. Hoppenbrouwers" wrote in message
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"Robert R Kircher, Jr." schreef in bericht
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Some pics from around Georgetown, Washington, DC.

http://www.pbase.com/rkircher/fall_in_georgetown

Comments welcome.

Sorry Robert, but in most pictures I see nice colors, but no subject.



That's fine, in most of the pictures the color was the subject. I can
change the gallery title if that would help.

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Rob
"A disturbing new study finds that studies are disturbing"

Sorry to disagree, Gregoir. The subject is there in plain sight... the
beautiful colors of fall and how the sunlight plays across and through the
trees to cast shadows on the surrounding areas. I would think that would be
quite obvious. But then again, I am just a humble art student studying
photography so maybe I'm wrong and there really isn't anything there.

Cheryl
"G. Hoppenbrouwers" wrote in message
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"Robert R Kircher, Jr." schreef in bericht
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Some pics from around Georgetown, Washington, DC.

http://www.pbase.com/rkircher/fall_in_georgetown

Comments welcome.

Sorry Robert, but in most pictures I see nice colors, but no subject.

Gregoir

Title is just fine, Rob. I think it speaks for what the content of your
photos is...fall.

Cheryl

"Robert R Kircher, Jr." wrote in message
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"G. Hoppenbrouwers" wrote in message
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"Robert R Kircher, Jr." schreef in bericht
...
Some pics from around Georgetown, Washington, DC.

http://www.pbase.com/rkircher/fall_in_georgetown

Comments welcome.

Sorry Robert, but in most pictures I see nice colors, but no subject.



That's fine, in most of the pictures the color was the subject. I can
change the gallery title if that would help.

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Rob
"A disturbing new study finds that studies are disturbing"

"Robert R Kircher, Jr." wrote in message
...
Some pics from around Georgetown, Washington, DC.

http://www.pbase.com/rkircher/fall_in_georgetown

Comments welcome.

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Rob
"A disturbing new study finds that studies are disturbing"

I like the tightly cropped pumkin.

MC

Robert,

Some great shots there but I would recommend reducing the file size on many
of them, unless of course you are happy for others to download and use/print
them. If you resized to say no more than 150-200Kb, maybe even smaller for
some, they will display fine on a monitor and instead of waiting 20 seconds
for a 1.4Mb file you would only have to wait a few seconds for a 150Kb file.

Cheers.

Pete D


"Robert R Kircher, Jr." wrote in message
...
Some pics from around Georgetown, Washington, DC.

http://www.pbase.com/rkircher/fall_in_georgetown

Comments welcome.

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Rob
"A disturbing new study finds that studies are disturbing"

"Pete D" wrote in message
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Robert,

Some great shots there but I would recommend reducing the file size on
many of them, unless of course you are happy for others to download and
use/print them. If you resized to say no more than 150-200Kb, maybe even
smaller for some, they will display fine on a monitor and instead of
waiting 20 seconds for a 1.4Mb file you would only have to wait a few
seconds for a 150Kb file.


Thanks,

I reduce them down to 34% of original size. If I knew how to reduce the
file size as well I'd do it. Any ideas short of making the image size
smaller? I guess I could change the DPI but the tool I use doesn't have
that option. Is there a way to do it in Photoshop in a batch?

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Rob
"A disturbing new study finds that studies are disturbing"

MC wrote:
"Robert R Kircher, Jr." wrote in message
...
Some pics from around Georgetown, Washington, DC.

http://www.pbase.com/rkircher/fall_in_georgetown

Comments welcome.

--

Rob
"A disturbing new study finds that studies are disturbing"

I like the tightly cropped pumkin.

MC

Seems to me a "tightly cropped" pumpkin wold be a "umpki"; oh, I see:
you cropped from the center. Maybe "pum kin"?

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Frank ess

"Robert R Kircher, Jr." wrote in message
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"Pete D" wrote in message
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Robert,

Some great shots there but I would recommend reducing the file size on
many of them, unless of course you are happy for others to download and
use/print them. If you resized to say no more than 150-200Kb, maybe even
smaller for some, they will display fine on a monitor and instead of
waiting 20 seconds for a 1.4Mb file you would only have to wait a few
seconds for a 150Kb file.


Thanks,

I reduce them down to 34% of original size. If I knew how to reduce the
file size as well I'd do it. Any ideas short of making the image size
smaller? I guess I could change the DPI but the tool I use doesn't have
that option. Is there a way to do it in Photoshop in a batch?

--

Rob
"A disturbing new study finds that studies are disturbing"

Leave them the same pixel size but use more compression, PhotoShop and
PhotoShop Elements have a "save for web" option. Any of you photo
manipulation programs should have the option to control the amount of
compression when saving to jpeg.