Dio-story - Chapter 1, part 2 now up for viewing

[seyms]

Hey

The latest instalment of this story. Click on the link below to view / read on.

http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/therapturero ... age_1.html

Cheers!

[zedhatch]

I like but your pics are a bit small. I think if you made them a bit bigger the detail would really shine through.

[seyms]

I like but your pics are a bit small. I think if you made them a bit bigger the detail would really shine through.

Hi Zed,
Thanks for this. How small are you seeing them?

[steve2477]

Thats great, nice work. Really enjoyed the arctic part.

[zedhatch]

Just a guess but they look around 500 px wide.

OK just checked on another tab and I was dead on, seriously that was a guess.

I tend to favor 700 x 525 to 800 x 600 pixels (I only go 600 or smaller when I am trying to hide a flaw or ten). THat is me though. But I do feel like I was missing detail in the backgrounds cause of it (and IMO the detal needed to be brought out).

Size is really up to you but like I said I think it needs to be bigger. I also know some people go for the "wideshot" look, personally I hate it but hey whatever works I guess.

[stkhlmdk]

Great Dio, excellent photos and good story to go with it

[seyms]

Great Dio, excellent photos and good story to go with it

Thanks, stkhlmdk, glad you liked it!

[seyms]

Hiya Zed,

Many thanks for your feedback! The pics are linked from my Flickr page, I use the medium sizes versions that flickr makes (500 x 375). There is a large version of each image as well. I might try the larger images for the next chapter to see how they look.

Just a guess but they look around 500 px wide.

OK just checked on another tab and I was dead on, seriously that was a guess.

I tend to favor 700 x 525 to 800 x 600 pixels (I only go 600 or smaller when I am trying to hide a flaw or ten). THat is me though. But I do feel like I was missing detail in the backgrounds cause of it (and IMO the detal needed to be brought out).

Size is really up to you but like I said I think it needs to be bigger. I also know some people go for the "wideshot" look, personally I hate it but hey whatever works I guess.