Tower Bridge

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Originally uploaded by GinnyRED57.

Another photo from the 2004 trip to Britain. I have to remember, until I figure out how to get the text to flow properly on photos posted from Flickr, that I need to write enough text to clear the bottom of the image, or the problem posed by having a floated image within a floated center column will keep screwing things up. I keep fiddling with the customized CSS at Flickr; images blogged from Flickr look great over at the Blogspot photoblog, but they’re are handled differently there (no CSS drop shadow) and the layout is a simpler 2 column one. Picasa/Hello, another photoblogging tool, had some clearing divs in their markup that I tried over at Flickr, which looks fine on Razzberry but like hammered poo on Blogula.

There, is that enough text to wrap around the image? If not, I can blather on about using both Flickr and Picasa/Hello. One is by Yahoo and the other is by Google. One is used to build communities around photos, and the other one is more person-to-person, while both have decent “send to blog” tools. Both are easy to use, in totally different ways. Both have organizer capabilities. Picasa’s raaawks, because as soon as you load a flash card full of images, Picasa detects them and loads them up in a way that makes it really, really easy to flip through them, cull the crap, put them in a folder, rename them in a batch, and even add some effects. The only thing I can’t seem to figure out how to do is resizing, because that happens “automatically” if the image is sent to a Blogspot blog. I seem to have to fire up Photoshop Elements to do a little custom resizing if I want to put an image up on MT.

Anyway. Photos. There you have it.

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2 thoughts on “Tower Bridge

  1. Yeah, that column/wrapping/thang/problem was one of the difficulties I had with the CSS shadow thing you were using.

    I haven’t tried Flickr, but I’ve loaded, then unloaded, Picasa twice. I had problems wrapping my brain around how it organized the photos, vs. my current, preferred organization. So I just stick with the latter — Windows folders, Paintshop Pro, and upload to Gallery.

    Nice pic, though. 🙂

  2. Thank you. I’ve been having a little too much fun on Flickr all of a sudden.

    The wrapping thing used to work fine on both IE and Firefox, and then Firefox was “fixed.” So it’s not a bug, it’s a feature.

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