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For reasons I don't fully understand, this circle of faces carved in stone was on the grounds of a castle. I named it Facehenge.
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11 Comments:
Great shots! (Nice to see the pics working.)
You look very regal there. :)
I love going to henges! Love the face ones...they are great.
Thanks, Dave. I hope the pictures stick this time.
What woman wouldn't look regal surrounded by such beauties. ;)
Madwag, you're much closer to the real henges. Have you seen them yet?
Just discovered you are back! Sounds like a great time but trips can be stressful. I did one last year and was stressing over things most of the time but now reflecting back, I only remember the good things :)
And just so you know, I see no pictures in most of the blogs, only the one of your hair style in Ireland ... figures, huh? I am viewing in Explorer as I never did figure out why I can't view your blog in Netscape.
P.S. Glad to hear Murph is OK
And I also see the pictures in "Assorted Henges".
Wow. everything is green in Ireland. Even those @#*%hinges.
Great pictures. Those stones probably date back to the celts.
Sorry to hear it was so cold.
Fantastic pictures, glad to see your camera worked so well :o)
How fascinating those "henges" are!
Irene, vacations can be such hard work. No wonder people often stay home during their vacation.
Gary, I didn't notice it before, but the @#%$ henges are green. I think that it's just a reflexion, there was nothing growing on them
Karen, I'm actually okay with cold weather. I was dressed for it. It was kind of fun to escape the never-ending heat.
Michelle, I'm very happy with my camera, but Blogger hates it. I have no trouble, usually, posting pictures from the Olympus, but Blogger will only rarely accept pictures from the Nikon.
Re: Olympus vs Nikon -
Are the cameras at the same pixel settings? Such as: 640 x 480 (aka VGA), 800 x 600, etc.? I do see that all your pix as-posted are at 400 x 300, so maybe there is something in the re-sizing mechanism that is hiccupping.
Also, the Nikon *does* transfer the photos as .jpg's, doesn't it? Another possible glitch invitation is if it uses .bmp's (or some other type).
Your Owner/User manual will docement these.
Thanks, Paul, I appreciate your suggestions. When I'm feeling ambitious, I'll get out the owner's manual and try to figure it out.
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