
Not sure how to edit the pic though with a CFB once it's already been posted...
I posted a small sized file on the host to keep the size down, and after I read your kind post, when I hit EDIT, I wasn't sure how to delete the current image and replace with a thumbnail with the 'CFB'...
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Sun 7 Dec 2008, 11:29,
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I posted a small sized file on the host to keep the size down, and after I read your kind post, when I hit EDIT, I wasn't sure how to delete the current image and replace with a thumbnail with the 'CFB'...

ie the www.b3tahosting.com/bigparrotpicture.jpg
that's a horseroll btw.
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Sun 7 Dec 2008, 11:34,
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that's a horseroll btw.

I feel all warm and fuzzy, now!
Enjoy!
(I may post more at slow times on the board, stay tuned)
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Mon 8 Dec 2008, 9:38,
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Enjoy!
(I may post more at slow times on the board, stay tuned)

and stick a link in your original thread, use that little edit tab under your image, it's the easiest way to do it.
pic is superb btw, but don't you get through pastels a lot quicker using this technique, and the dust!!!
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Sun 7 Dec 2008, 11:34,
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pic is superb btw, but don't you get through pastels a lot quicker using this technique, and the dust!!!

But because most of my work is A4 sized, it's not a huge hardship. I apply the fixative pretty frequently to prevent smudging, but dust does tend to build up if you don't vacuum it up every now and then.
Unfortunately, blowing the pics up to be huge doesn't necessarily look as good, as the whole texture thing tends to get a bit lost in the up-scale.
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Sun 7 Dec 2008, 11:47,
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Unfortunately, blowing the pics up to be huge doesn't necessarily look as good, as the whole texture thing tends to get a bit lost in the up-scale.