I just love this picture, please have a look

[Yes Virginia]

I have fallen for this picture on Hearth pictures. It is now my screen saver on every computer screen I own Please have a look-I am sure you will agree!

Yes,Virginia -I hope the picture made it on my post

 

[ozarkjeep]

its there, but it is so small I cant see much about it?

in fact most pics on this forum come up small.

what gives with that?

is there some auto-resizing software going on?

I have fallen for this picture on Hearth pictures. It is now my screen saver on every computer screen I own Please have a look-I am sure you will agree!

Yes,Virginia -I hope the picture made it on my post

 

[Yes Virginia]

Yes, it is small. If you go to the picture page on Hearth and go to woodpiles- you can click on the picture and it comes up as a full screen.If I could post the link , I would. I am not very computer savy!

 

[crazy_dan]

Yes, it is small. If you go to the picture page on Hearth and go to woodpiles- you can click on the picture and it comes up as a full screen.If I could post the link , I would. I am not very computer savy!

here you go https://www.hearth.com/gallery/pics/misc/source/firewood-art1.html

 

[mayhem]

The forum software limits the maximum size of attached photos to a relatively small size relative to the large, high res screens many of us use these days.

That photo is pretty cool. Someone has a significant amount of spare time ont heir hands...I wonder what it looked like after a couple months of drying time?

 

[SlyFerret]

Yeah, but that was postage stamp sized on my screen.

Thanks crazy_dan for the link to the gallery.

-SF

 

[Jefflee1]

Now that rules !!

 

[Metal]

Here are a few of my favorites.

 

[glassmanjpf]

You gotta be kidding! Do you know where that house is located?

 

[ozarkjeep]

sure, but when you click the thumbnail, and the image that pops up is SMALLER than the thumbnail, I have to think something is set wrong.

The forum software limits the maximum size of attached photos to a relatively small size relative to the large, high res screens many of us use these days.

That photo is pretty cool. Someone has a significant amount of spare time ont heir hands...I wonder what it looked like after a couple months of drying time?