Lineside structures, South Wexford line.

[jhb171achill]

No animals were harmed in the taking of these pictures.

 

HELP, josefstadt; these were ALL right way up before I posted them!!!!!!!

 

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[GSR 800]

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[josefstadt]

As requested JHB:

[Garfield]

JB, have you considered watermarking your images to protect against ownership being claimed by someone else?

 

[jhb171achill]

No idea how, Garfield!

 

Ping me privately with details?

[Garfield]

No idea how, Garfield!

 

Ping me privately with details?

 

Sorry, t'was tongue-in-cheek... couldn't help myself (see photo in my post above).

[Junctionmad]

Under the Berne convention you are granted copyright by the mere fact of publishing it. No need to actually make a copyright statement at all

[Garfield]

Under the Berne convention you are granted copyright by the mere fact of publishing it. No need to actually make a copyright statement at all

 

It was a joke.

 

Trademark JB upside down photo... watermark the right way up...

Edited December 1, 2015 by Garfield

[Noel]

It was a joke.

 

Trademark JB upside down photo... watermark the right way up...

 

LOL

 

JB, your lucky its not the middle ages, you'd be deported to Australia so your photos could be understood (in jest)

[jhb171achill]

Ahhh! I see it now - I missed that, Garfield! :-)

 

Instead of watermarking them, I'm going to guinnessmark them.

[rebelred]

Hi jhb, your photos are posting upside down because they are too large or wide. Crop a small bit off them before you post and they should come out the right way (Although I'mso used to looking at them upside down I think I'll miss them!!

[Broithe]

I'm so used to looking at them upside down I think I'll miss them!!

Yeah, leave 'em alone, it's almost the only exercise I get.

 

[Noel]

Yeah, leave 'em alone, it's almost the only exercise I get.

 

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Brilliant

 

Ps. It's nothing to do with image size, just orientation (ie rotation). This commonly occurs when using a smartphone held flat horizontally facing down over the subject. Put subjects on their side before photograping, or easier just use EDIT->ROTATE in the photos app of smartphone after taking the photo to put it right way up. It's kind of like making sure a TV is plugged in before switching it on

[jhb171achill]

What I'll do next time is photo them with an ipad instead of phone, and see how that works out.

[Glenderg]

What I'll do next time is photo them with an ipad instead of phone, and see how that works out.

 

A Camera would be preferable JB!