Re: [PICS] Gauge station on the Eno River

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> "Peter" <peternew@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> "JimKramer" <jimG@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>A picture from my first roll of Fuji Neopan 1600 and two infrared
>>> images from the converted 20D;
>>> http://jlkramer.net/Pictures/Eno/Eno.htm
>>> Constructive criticism or comments always welcomed.
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>>> Thanks for looking,
>>> Jim
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>> Jim,
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>> After my first response I browsed around your site. It is obvious to me

>> that you thoroughly enjoy photography and are not afraid to experiment.
>> I think many of us would benefit by spending some time looking at your 
>> site, paying attention to your use of notes and internal naming 
>> convention.
>> Since I am in the process or selecting and organizing images for my
site, 
>> it was particularly useful to me.
>> My last phase will be the selection of maintaining my own Apache
server, 
>> or using a commercial site. and the appropriate software. May I ask
what 
>> software you used?
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>> Thank you for placing your site in such a helpful mode.
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>>
>> -- 
>> Peter
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> A good hosting site is www.hostexcellence.com very cheap and lots of 
> storage. I use Jalbum to make up the photogalleries. Free.
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> You will also want to download one of the FTP client programs, Filezilla

> is free and works fine.
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> r.
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Thanks
My basic decision is not who to use as a host, but whether to use a 
fulfillment service such as E-photo, or to set up my own server.

But my basic philosophy is to follow my grandmother's recipe for chicken 
soup. "First you catch the chicken".

In this case, first I select and organize.

-- 
Peter