Capturing a photographic moment requires light, object and observer, What makes photographing fire so interesting is that the object and light are the same thing. However the flame is in constant change as the fuel is consumed and the flame interacts with wind and other elements. The shapes created are almost a Rorschach test contain hidden images and creating familiar shapes. You can buy a print of this image on my commercial site by clicking here.
Yellow Ribbon
I love this image..
I have a question. Lets say you want to send more than a hand full of images through email, does it change the pixels in any way? Also, is it a complicated process for those receiving the zip file to un-zip the folder of images to normal resolution?
Thanks for your help.
HanieB.
Thanks HanieB, I would stay away from using email for images just because of file size. It doesn’t really change the pixels because the image is an attachment to email. Email attachments can have viruses and many email systems will bounce them. DropBox or USendit are better ways to send images.
Thanks Richard for your help. What do you mean when you say email systems with bounce them?
Some email systems look for attachments containing images and movies and bounce them to junk mail or back to the originating service.
Oh! I had no idea about this. Thanks for taking the time to clarify the process relating to important files or images. It’s nice to know I can ask you almost anything about photography, and you will have very informative answers I can count on.
Thanks again!
HanieB.
I was talking about sending multiple images via zip file or using a program called skydrive. Do you know anything about it?
Enlightening…:)