WAAAAAY off Topic again (My pics on E-bay)

[Guest guest]

Lets face it folks, those pictures STINK! LOL

 

So. I fixed them (sort of). I re-did the auction for the fox and gave it a

beautiful picture of the tile taken with the digital camera (I figured out

how to empty the card!;-). BUT, I couldn't do that with the cat as there is

already a bid on it! (Talk about SHOCK! With SUCH a bad picture on it!)

 

So! I cheated! Talk about finagling. I added the great cat picture to the fox

auction ROFLMAO!

 

So! If you'd REALLY like to see what these tiles look like, I'll give you the

link. Those other pictures really don't give one a good idea.

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem & item=875028604

 

Cheers!

Kathleen Petrides

Editor: Aromatic Sage, Making Sense of Scents

Issue Four is OUT Subscribe now at:

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[Guest guest]

Kathleen said:

> Lets face it folks, those pictures STINK! LOL

 

I thought they were cute!

 

> So. I fixed them (sort of). I re-did the auction for the fox and gave

> it a beautiful picture of the tile taken with the digital camera (I

> figured out how to empty the card!;-). BUT, I couldn't do that with

> the cat as there is already a bid on it! (Talk about SHOCK! With SUCH

> a bad picture on it!)

 

I can retract it if you'd like.

 

.....Angel of Bast

 

The Simple Things

http://www.talk-freedom.com

[Guest guest]

You can add photos to an auction even if it has a bid. Go to the ebay site

map and it's under " Buying & Selling, Managing my items for sale " Click on

" Add to item description " and you can add a new photo to the auction. If

you use this instead of " revise " auction, you can add a photo, you just

can't take away what is already there.

 

Michele

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Aromaticsagezine

 

Wed, 22 May 2002 14:22:48 EDT

 

WAAAAAY off Topic again (My pics on E-bay)

 

 

Lets face it folks, those pictures STINK! LOL

 

So. I fixed them (sort of). I re-did the auction for the fox and gave it a

beautiful picture of the tile taken with the digital camera (I figured out

how to empty the card!;-). BUT, I couldn't do that with the cat as there is

already a bid on it! (Talk about SHOCK! With SUCH a bad picture on it!)

 

So! I cheated! Talk about finagling. I added the great cat picture to the

fox

auction ROFLMAO!

 

So! If you'd REALLY like to see what these tiles look like, I'll give you

the

link. Those other pictures really don't give one a good idea.

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem & item=875028604

 

Cheers!

Kathleen Petrides

Editor: Aromatic Sage, Making Sense of Scents

Issue Four is OUT Subscribe now at:

http://www.aromaticsage.com/subscription.html

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I found that when I do anything with fine detail that I want to take pictures

of that the best thing to use is my flatbed scanner. I do a lot of beadwork

and when I scan the jewelry you can see practically every bead in the piece.

Yes, you have an icky looking grey background on every picture - but I think

the detail quality is worth it. just my two cents.

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