Some photographs from the last few months and including this morning, it has
been a welcome change after such a dreadful ''Summer''.


http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/sun...ct25a_1000.jpg Pixley

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/cobwebs_1024.jpg Taken near Worcester.

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/sheep_1nov08_1000.jpg Pixley ,
Herefordshire this morning.

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/frosted_log_1000.jpg Pixley again this
morning

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/Eas...st_sept08a.jpg Near Eastnor

Enjoy..

Ian Collins

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk

http://www.fotoesque.com

http://www.icpic.co.uk

On Sat, 1 Nov 2008, Ian Collins wrote
Some photographs from the last few months and including this morning, it has
been a welcome change after such a dreadful ''Summer''.


http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/sun...ct25a_1000.jpg Pixley

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/cobwebs_1024.jpg Taken near Worcester.

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/sheep_1nov08_1000.jpg Pixley ,
Herefordshire this morning.

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/frosted_log_1000.jpg Pixley again this
morning

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/Eas...st_sept08a.jpg Near Eastnor

Enjoy..

We certainly do. What a treat, thank you again!

PS How do you get a tiny version of the picture to appear as an icon?
Do you do them all individually or do you have a nifty programme?

--
Kate B

PS 'elvira' is spamtrapped - please reply to 'elviraspam' at cockaigne dot org dot uk if you
want to reply personally

On Sat, 1 Nov 2008, MCC wrote
On Sat, 1 Nov 2008 10:58:50 +0000, Kate Brown wrote:

On Sat, 1 Nov 2008, Ian Collins wrote
Some photographs from the last few months and including this morning, it has
been a welcome change after such a dreadful ''Summer''.


http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/sun...ct25a_1000.jpg Pixley

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/cobwebs_1024.jpg Taken near Worcester.

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/sheep_1nov08_1000.jpg Pixley ,
Herefordshire this morning.

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/frosted_log_1000.jpg Pixley again this
morning

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/Eas...st_sept08a.jpg Near Eastnor

Enjoy..

We certainly do. What a treat, thank you again!

PS How do you get a tiny version of the picture to appear as an icon?
Do you do them all individually or do you have a nifty programme?

I get the same effect in Firefox 3 when I view any page that only contains
a graphic. It appears as a "favicon" alongside the URL in the address bar.
Is that what you are referring to, Kate?

Exactly. I'd never noticed it before but I've just tried it out on my
own website and it works like that in Firefox3 too. How jolly.

Fabulous pictures - I especially liked the one of the frosted log.

And the mist was pretty spectacular too.

--
Kate B

PS 'elvira' is spamtrapped - please reply to 'elviraspam' at cockaigne dot org dot uk if you
want to reply personally

"Kate Brown" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 1 Nov 2008, MCC wrote
On Sat, 1 Nov 2008 10:58:50 +0000, Kate Brown wrote:

On Sat, 1 Nov 2008, Ian Collins wrote
Some photographs from the last few months and including this morning, it
has
been a welcome change after such a dreadful ''Summer''.


http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/sun...ct25a_1000.jpg Pixley

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/cobwebs_1024.jpg Taken near
Worcester.

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/sheep_1nov08_1000.jpg Pixley ,
Herefordshire this morning.

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/frosted_log_1000.jpg Pixley again this
morning

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/Eas...st_sept08a.jpg Near Eastnor

Enjoy..

We certainly do. What a treat, thank you again!

PS How do you get a tiny version of the picture to appear as an icon?
Do you do them all individually or do you have a nifty programme?

I get the same effect in Firefox 3 when I view any page that only contains
a graphic. It appears as a "favicon" alongside the URL in the address bar.
Is that what you are referring to, Kate?

Exactly. I'd never noticed it before but I've just tried it out on my own
website and it works like that in Firefox3 too. How jolly.

Fabulous pictures - I especially liked the one of the frosted log.

And the mist was pretty spectacular too.


All of Ian's pictures are spectacular IMHO!

Will
--

On Nov 1, 1:58*pm, MCC wrote:
On Sat, 1 Nov 2008 10:58:50 +0000, Kate Brown wrote:
On Sat, 1 Nov 2008, Ian Collins wrote

Some photographs from the last few months and including this morning, it has
been a welcome change after such a dreadful ''Summer''.

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/sun...000.jpg*Pixley

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/cobwebs_1024.jpg
Taken near Worcester.

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/sheep_1nov08_1000.jpg
Pixley, Herefordshire this morning.

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/frosted_log_1000.jpg
Pixley again this morning

http://www.weatherpictures.co.uk/Eas...st_sept08a.jpg
Near Eastnor

How do you get a tiny version of the picture to appear as an icon?
Do you do them all individually or do you have a nifty programme?

I get the same effect in Firefox 3 when I view any page that only contains
a graphic. It appears as a "favicon" alongside the URL in the address bar..

Fabulous pictures - I especially liked the one of the frosted log.

Looks like the host is eBay. Are they in bed with Yahoo or some such?

Crop the URL for his home page and you will see thumbnails that open
up to enlarged scenes. But if you click the eBay link you get smaller
thumbs:
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Photography-by-Ian-Collins.

Rather appropriate for someone interested in cobwebs, old fodder trays
and telegraph poles at sunset.