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Nov 26, 2006

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simon

I can't help you, but from personal experience I can tell you flickr support is brilliant. Everything I've asked them they've been able to help me with. I suggest you start there.

claire

Ben, if you like Martin Parr, take a look at these guys www.shawandshaw.co.uk they've just done a great book called 'Where Are You? A Postman's Diary'

Ben

Claire, we have this book in our new library.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Unseen-UK-Photographs-People-Royal/dp/094616553X

Is that similar?

claire

not at all. This has dry, wry observations from a former postman turned performer. Its very northern and very funny.

jon

i love flickr. sometimes i spend a half hour just looking at food people have taken pictures of.

Ben

Simon, I've asked.

India

I think you'd have to size the photos to 400 pixels wide before uploading them. That would then be both the "large" and "medium" sizes.

Alternatively, you could leave the photos sized as is but explicitly define the width and height in the HTML you use to place them--e.g., width="400" height="300". The image will take just as long to load, but at least it won't break your template (assuming that's your concern).

Ben

Simon - no reply for Flickr yet.

India - Flickr doesn't let you alter the size in their html.

I think I'm going to change the width of all the pictures to 500. I rather like the nice big images.

India

No, not in their HTML, but when you post the Flickr-hosted photo on your own blog, e.g., here, you can code the img element however you want, no?

Ben

Yes, but I can do that already. I want to blog the photos direct from Flickr.

No bother.

Charles Frith

Lovely evocative photography. Sweet.

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