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Jackalope said:
This what the last sunrise my wife and I saw on our honeymoon trip
to Bora Bora in 1999. It's too bad we can't wake up to these every
morning.



And this was the sunset the night before.



They were both taken with the Canon Elph, APS version.
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Regards,



'The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we wait
so long to begin it.'- W. M. Lewis

The characters and incidents portrayed and the names herein are
fictitious, and any similarity to the name, character or history of
any person is entirely coincidental and unintentional.
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akerman said:
I was up a thursday, writing a report for school (java
programming). Afternoon turned to evening, evening to night - and
finally, when I was done, the sun was just getting up. So I ran
onto the lawn on my bare feet, and got a picture.

Sorry about the noise, I guess my camera sucks a bit (dimage xi ;)

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Hiya Paul,

I also see those red x's instead of the photos,...actually the reason is very simple, ...if you look at the original date of this thread it shows that it has been posted almost a year ago, last May, 2004.

Ever since that time it can happen that many of the posters did not keep their files on the link that was embedded into this thread.

I usually do the same, ...from time to time I delete old files from my photobucker.com page in order to free my limited space for new entries.

That's it. This is an old thread!!! Don't really know why it came up suddenly from the past? ;-)

Cheers, Feri

'I can look at a fine photograph and sometimes I can hear music. Ansel Adams.'
 
posted in this thread where I have indicated. I always thought this was an occasional randon problem but I see andrbar has the same problem which made me wonder why and can I solve it.

Does anyone know why I quite often see just see red crosses in a small box and the instruction in red to click to expand/contract the width of the image instead of the image - yet others clearly see and discuss the image.

I have a modern XP high spec computer with fast processor and IGB Ram.

Any suggetsions appreciated as I am obviously missing pictures unecessarily - abdrbar and I would be very grateful and perhaps others who see the little red crosses and missing image messages.

Many thanks as always,

Paul
 
Hi Ferenc,

Doh!

Not for the first time Ferenc you are the source of a solution - I thought I had some unusual problem. Nice to know there's a simple solution...I should have spotted the dates but the images were just too nice. quite please it resurfaced!

Many thanks, Paul W, UK

Should have guessed
Ferenc MOGOR said:
Hiya Paul,

I also see those red x's instead of the photos,...actually the
reason is very simple, ...if you look at the original date of this
thread it shows that it has been posted almost a year ago, last
May, 2004.

Ever since that time it can happen that many of the posters did not
keep their files on the link that was embedded into this thread.

I usually do the same, ...from time to time I delete old files from
my photobucker.com page in order to free my limited space for new
entries.

That's it. This is an old thread!!! Don't really know why it came
up suddenly from the past? ;-)

Cheers, Feri

'I can look at a fine photograph and sometimes I can hear music.
Ansel Adams.'
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Paul W said:
posted in this thread where I have indicated. I always thought this
was an occasional randon problem but I see andrbar has the same
problem which made me wonder why and can I solve it.

Does anyone know why I quite often see just see red crosses in a
small box and the instruction in red to click to expand/contract
the width of the image instead of the image - yet others clearly
see and discuss the image.

I have a modern XP high spec computer with fast processor and IGB Ram.

Any suggetsions appreciated as I am obviously missing pictures
unecessarily - abdrbar and I would be very grateful and perhaps
others who see the little red crosses and missing image messages.

Many thanks as always,

Paul
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See Ferenc's reply to me below - I thought we had a problem. Good news is we don't!

Cheers,

Paul
andrbar said:
I cannot see the OzRay pictures : only a red cross.
What happens ? I notice everybody can see them.
I tried with my usual browser (Firefox), and with IE6 : no way...
This happens sometimes, I don't know why...
Can you help me ?
Thanks
André
BTW, about the pictures I can see : nice subjects. Very good idea,
Daniel.
I have no morning picture to show you at the moment.
Cheers
André
OzRay said:




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There are no limitations, only challenges - me (unless someone else
said it first).

http://www.rkp.com.au/PhotoGallery/
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Paul:

The red crosses (or "X"s) show that the image can't be seen. Reasons:

1) If everybody sees the crosses, then the image link is bad.

2) If you see folks rave about the pictures but you see crosses, I'd check the firewall settings on your computer. Sometimes certain sites are blocked - especially if you are seeing this at work. (My workplace blocks a LOT of different sites, so I see this quite a bit. When I get home, it's not a problem.)

3) Your computer can't display these images. (If this is the problem, then the scope of resolution is beyond belief.)

Hope this helps.
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Paul W said:
akerman said:
I was up a thursday, writing a report for school (java
programming). Afternoon turned to evening, evening to night - and
finally, when I was done, the sun was just getting up. So I ran
onto the lawn on my bare feet, and got a picture.

Sorry about the noise, I guess my camera sucks a bit (dimage xi ;)

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Here's one I took 3 years ago with the uzi (C2100UZi Olympus)



--
Pax

Minolta A2, Tcon 1.7, Minolta ACW-100, Sigma EF500 Super.
Oly C2100uz



'If you can't be good....... Be good at it!!' - me
 
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