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by **dviv** on Sun Feb 03, 2008 8:01 pm

From the supersport bike series at Eastern Creek:

by **zafra52** on Sun Feb 03, 2008 8:05 pm

Very nice action pictures. I believe the best are one and three. It is a shame number two has one of the riders off the frame.

by **blacknstormy** on Sun Feb 03, 2008 8:12 pm

Bloody hell, it must be hard to ride a bike around a bend and put your hand up and wave !!!!
Nice shots

Rel

by **gstark** on Sun Feb 03, 2008 11:01 pm

zafra52 wrote:It is a shame number two has one of the riders off the frame.

????

All looks fine from where I'm sitting.

Nice images, Dave. I'll hopefully start to look at mine from yesterday by Chewsday.

by **dviv** on Mon Feb 04, 2008 8:57 am

Thanks for the comments all - much appreciated.

Not sure what you mean by number two zafra? - Did the image fully load?

by **zafra52** on Tue Feb 05, 2008 8:58 am

What I mean is that for some reason sometimes an image 800 pixels wide, and even 850 pixels, can display perfectly; while other times an image 800 pixels is displayed on my screen with an artificial cropping to the right of the picture.

At the time I made the comment, your second picture appeared with some of the red rider out of the frame and the pedestrian crossing the street of the picture (pedestrians) I put up, also out of the frame (but I did'nt realised then). The same cropping effect happened in my computer at work and the one at home. Today, thought, everything is fine I can see both pictures as they were intended. So disregard my comment - your second image is great and I wish I could take shots like yours.

I just coudn't make my posting display the pedestrian. I tried removing the picture and attaching it, refreshing the page, etc That is why I was wondering in my thread if there was a code to force the complete picture to be displayed. For example a 800 shown as 600 wide :?: