New Slideshow: Windmill Pond Flowers

[frets3]

Dear P2E family,

I have a new slideshow on Beechbrook Cottage, Windmill Pond Flowers. It features closeup flower and lichen shots at our home in the California central-coastal foothills. The show was created with P2E Beta 10. Thanks to TheDom for permission to use one of his butterflies.

http://beechbrook.com/pte/index.asp

David White (frets3)

[morasoft]

Hello David:

Wonderful photographies, I have liked very many the one of the lichens. Good assembly of music and images.

(Perhaps would be better to adapt some image to avoid black zones -in my opinion- )

Morasoft.

[frets3]

(Perhaps would be better to adapt some image to avoid black zones -in my opinion- )

Morasoft.

Hi, Morasoft,

Thank you for your kind words. By the way, the closeup lichen was focus-stacked from seven shots with the freeware, "CombineZ".

I think I understand your view of black zones. They can be, sometimes, inelegant. You always fill the frames in your excellent shows, perhaps because you have photographed such an enormous volcano :>)

I look forward to your next show.

David White (frets3)

[thedom]

Hi David,

I agree with Morasoft about the black zones.

Your photographs are really nice and the butterfly looks very natural in your slideshow, excellent integration.

And thank you for the link at the end of your slideshow.

[frets3]

Hi, Dominique,

Thanks for the comments. You and Morasoft have given me something to consider regarding "black zones".

You are certainly welcome for the link to your site. Anyone interested in slideshows needs to know of your remarkable resources.

Best wishes,

David White (frets3)

[neil]

David,

Great show, really enjoyed the pace,and also a nice length.

I do agree with the others that it would be better without the black

and a simple background is, I think all you need.

Thanks for showing us your work.

Neil

[frets3]

David,

Great show, really enjoyed the pace,and also a nice length.

I do agree with the others that it would be better without the black

and a simple background is, I think all you need.

Thanks for showing us your work.

Neil

Hi, Neil,

Thanks for the comments. I'm glad that you liked the show.

I have seen some inspiring shows from forum members. This was my first, and I want to improve. I'm sure that your suggestion (and TheDom's and Morasoft's) will help.

Best wishes,

David White (frets3)