Laramor by Kholdfyre

Bryce • Fantasy • posted on Oct 20, 2004

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Help! Can someone please tell me how in the world you get such big thumbnails and still stay under the 15k limit? (using Photoshop) This ones all Bryce except for a slight gaussian blur and my name in Photoshop. Thanks for looking and for any comments or suggestions :) -Avery

Comments (12)

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Euxeb007

4:21PM | Wed, 20 October 2004

Beautiful castle. For the thumbnail, use ImageReady ;-)

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drawbridgep

4:23PM | Wed, 20 October 2004

Very fairytaleish. Top marks. A lot of work. I use Save for Web in PS and save as medium. 200x200 at about 8k.

RobertX

8:42PM | Wed, 20 October 2004

nice looking place, i wouldnt mind visiting, where is it?

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soffy

9:32AM | Thu, 21 October 2004

Wonderful image* very romantic and peaceful looking-excellent done***

jstsittinghere

9:47AM | Thu, 21 October 2004

beautiful composition!!

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sittingblue

11:31AM | Thu, 21 October 2004

a beautiful scene and light.

shadowdragonlord

3:08PM | Thu, 21 October 2004

I love the water and the cat tails, especially...!

eryt

10:20PM | Fri, 22 October 2004

absolutely breathtaking! a superb piece of work!!! bravo, bravo!!!

roobol

3:03AM | Sun, 24 October 2004

Beautifully done. As for the thumbs, use any programme other than Photoshop.

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melevos

11:06AM | Sun, 24 October 2004

Wonderful image!!Excellent work!!

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KingPtolemy

3:58PM | Mon, 25 October 2004

Excellent artwork and atmosphere!!!

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Selgan

4:26AM | Tue, 14 December 2004

You did not have the right to take a photo of my home. ;) Excellent and breathtaking scene. Love the water, the vegetation, the atmo, the mood. Don't use often Photoshop, but I think you can set the compression rate in JPG as in any other graphic prog.