FYI - for those of us who iconize pictures above a certain size, clicking on the picture gets us the picture, but not one that takes us to the site when clicked. But now that this comment exists, folks can click on the comments and get access that way. :<)
That is configurable (in viewing options) - 0 (iconize all), 320x240 (my choice), 640x480. I haven't converted to the newer styles yet - don't know if they have more choices.
Maybe we ought to do a Visual Journeys-type book of stories based on Hubble and the new ground-based telescope astronomy pictures like what you've been posting. They certainly stir the imagination.
That would rock! Do you remember the anthologies called "Planets" and "The Universe" by Bantam Spectra in the, what, 1980s or early 1990s? The used photographs, too. Neat idea! If Visual Journeys does well, I sense a series....
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FYI - for those of us who iconize pictures above a certain size, clicking on the picture gets us the picture, but not one that takes us to the site when clicked. But now that this comment exists, folks can click on the comments and get access that way. :<)
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This is beautiful. Dust in space, huh?
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So's my apartment, but it's not quite as beautiful.
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Maybe we ought to do a Visual Journeys-type book of stories based on Hubble and the new ground-based telescope astronomy pictures like what you've been posting. They certainly stir the imagination.
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