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well, here goes, i've put in here 'cos my skin is thick enough to accept that this is not a classic, however i have just gone from taking - filing - resizing - uploading - copying to here - all with you guidance in the various threads, given this is all new to me i am a happy bunny....

thanks folks!





edit - touch smaller than planned - what have i done wrong? didnt want full screen but expected something say 4 times the size of the current image here - guess i need to learn how to adjust the image size - i used 800 on the long side with 'auto aspect ratio' so the short side looked after itself.....

Chris, what program did you use?

Looks nice through my magnifying glass

Try this

Chris, I think you linked to the thumbnail, not the image. Get the image in pixspot at the size you want, then do right click properties, etc

Chris - the image is small because you got the properties of the thumbnail on pixspot and pasted that rather than the properties of the image displayed after you click the thumbnail.

Looking at the large version - there's nothing major to critique. It's a good shot - I like the cropping and the dark foreground works well with the glowing ember of sun at the bottom of that big curved hill.

hang on lets try this for size




every day is a school day - clicked into an image on another thread that i thought was more the size i wanted, right clicked, looked at properties and comapred them against my original post - then i went back to to PixSpot, opened up the thumnail image, checked properties again and, low and behold it was a bigger image so i copied the link over..

Genuis in training - thats me!

gents - evidently i was off learning whilst you guys were posting me the answers - once again many thanks for your input and comments

the image was literally a grab shot taken at the top of the hill where i live, from memory this image is u/exposed by one stop to try and keep some colour in the sky

Well posted Chris

Good stuff Chris. Like the silhouette of the mountain in the foreground.

Nice Chris, a nice time of the day.

Mic.

don't worry, you should have seen my 1st post

mic wrote:Nice Chris, a nice time of the day.

Mic.

don't worry, you should have seen my 1st post

Yeah Chris, it wasn't inverted! Nice photo too Chris, keep posting and asking questions.

Max

I like it.. I'm always a sucker for sunsets.. I really like the blackness of the foreground.

Well done.

Geoff

Hi Chris

This is a great shot!

Hi Chris. I like it. Jeep 'em coming.

Regards
Meicw