You're welcome ;-)

Yes, as long as the photos are kept
under 1024 * 768 it should be ok..but i guess
they may look bigger, since they are so cold.. lol

btw..the darker spot on the middle of the first
photo is salt on my window. Normally there`s a lot
more.. but lucky enough not yesterday, or it wouldn't
be possible to take any photo through it.. ;-)

Yeah It's slightly smaller, But don't worry about It, It just looks BIG. :D

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And big too. :o

Slightly smaller than the recommended 1024 * 768 actually

Great Pics Moon. I can feel the chilled wind from here ;)

So you all know the size is the maximum size because there are a lot of people out there Who have smaller screens and therefore have to scroll a lot to see the photo, and then there are those who are on dialup and it takes a long time for the larger photos to load.

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I wish to thank each and everyone of you who have shared your photos with us. We have seen some great work here. So please keep them coming.

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Here is something to cheer us up a bit. This was taken last Friday.

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Our friends were back this morning.

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Once more great picures bob.
Thanks.

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Our friends were back this morning.

Nice pics of the Bald Eagles and the orange flower in the previous post.

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Here's a photo I took a few months ago on a trip to the West Coast of New Zealand...

Oh, BTW... It's actually this side up!...


Above Image: Flip
Below Image: Original

:) Confusing?!

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- Luke.

Very Good Luke. I like Magic tricks.

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Very Good Luke. I like Magic tricks.

Thank you Joker...

Also, a lot of other very nice photo's here!

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Luke you were lucky to get such a shot. Most times the water is not that still.
Great shot.

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Here is an immature Bald Eagle.


This one just sat on the post waiting to be photographed.

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Here's a photo I took a few months ago on a trip to the West Coast of New Zealand...

Luke, I love that image, it's great. Well composed and extremely good timing with the still water.

I have a similar shot (although nowhere near as still water) that I took of Half Dome in Yosemite as the Sun was setting. Half dome is glowing a brilliant orange colour. Sadly my Internet link is down so I can't access my server at the moment to dig it out and post it up. Maybe next week.

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Great shots Bob.

Do you have much eagles in your area?
You was really close.

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Great shots Bob.

Do you have much eagles in your area?
You was really close.

Yes, we have the largest population of eagles in the winter outside of Alaska in the Unites States. We have about 500 pairs during the winter, and we have about 50 pairs that nest here all year round.

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Great shots Bob.

Do you have much eagles in your area?
You was really close.

Yes, we have the largest population of eagles in the winter outside of Alaska in the Unites States. We have about 500 pairs during the winter, and we have about 50 pairs that nest here all year round.

Beautiful Bird(Raptor) pictures Stealth Eagle. :)

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Thanks Super J.

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Thanks Super J.

You're Welcome Stealth Eagle, I'm glad the Turkey isn't our national bird like Ben Franklin wanted, Eagles are so much cooler looking, From a distance.

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Thanks Super J.

You're Welcome Stealth Eagle, I'm glad the Turkey isn't our national bird like Ben Franklin wanted, Eagles are so much cooler looking, From a distance.

Even cooler close up.

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Thanks Super J.

You're Welcome Stealth Eagle, I'm glad the Turkey isn't our national bird like Ben Franklin wanted, Eagles are so much cooler looking, From a distance.

Even cooler close up.

Just stay away from their nests, As their Beaks and Talons are the very definition of sharpness.

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