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This shot was taken on Australia Day 2004. My GG Grandfather was shipped to this spot as a convict around 1807, and it was a vastly different landscape then!

http://www.pixspot.com/albums/userpics/Quay1.jpg

Very impressive...and the frame is a good choice.

A little slow to load, but a very nice shot.
Speaking of frames, what software did you use to get this one? I've been trying a few lately but I haven't found anything great yet.

Ps elements 2, foreground colour effect eg click Window - Effects - Frames - Foreground colour. You will have to select which colour you want to use. Remember also the "X" key switches from foreground colour to background and vice versa.

Max

I'm still having trouble with osX and posting photos etc, will keep on trying, until then, sorry for having to direct you to a link, Max

A great photo Ozimax

Have you tried this:



Done on a Mac - this is the code use [img]then%20add%20the%20following%20http://www.pixspot.com/albums/userspics/%20then%20you%20add%20the%20file%20name%20-%20Quay1.jpg%20then[/img] there must be no spaces

Thanks a million Glenn, I will try that when I get back from work tonight and see how she goes!

Max

Post again and see if it comes up this time!

Great shot ozimax - did you GG Grandfather come over on the ferry from Manly?

Nope, he came on the good ship HMS ? from the old bailey...however, funny you should start me on the history bit, he was incarcerated for about 7 years, got his freedom, worked for Cox the road builder, and was, tradition says, the first man to drive a team of horses over the Blue mountains and on to the Bathurst Plains, where he (and eventually the Young family) settled freely.

'ere endeth today's history lesson

Max

Great photo.
I really like the border too, quite bold but it works really well.
Good shot.
Marty