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I just wonder how many of you guys take a look on the pictures just on it's default size when you browse them on the photos section... because when you click on the picture itself when it shows on the photo section, there's a link that will open on another window that views a whole lot bigger picture that exposes the true beauty of that certain picture. Hope you get what I mean.. Enjoy guys! =) good day!
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Permalink Reply by Earl E. Gibson on -
Carole,
I agree, but it also shows how out of focus the shot really is also on some of them. Some of the photos look very nice in a small shot, but when seen at full size just do not look good at all. Some are either out of focus or just grainy. I do agree though, that you should always look at the full size shots.
Earl
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