Munghorn

[HansE]

Australian bushland. We were surprised by the number of Geebung bushes.

[Isac]

Typical Aussie bush - lots of elements to look at. PS. this image is over 1MB. It was a bit weird because it rendered on screen in 2 layers.

[seaslug]

Definitely busy bush! Can't really identify anything in particular.

Does give an indication of the rugged terrain though.

[HansE]

It was close to where I lived before and enjoyed a lot of bushwalks. I took a few shots some I find very interesting. I looked at the pixels 967by 6xx Usually about 600kb No Idea why that would change?

[HansE]

Would love to have had a geologist with me when I found this. Munghorn Gap NP looking for a waterfall. Used a flash to light this up and brighten the colors. Changed a setting in PS to smallest pdf and it has gone back. Sorry Sir ISAC

[eaglem]

Certainly healthy bushland.

[HansE]

Thanks Eaglem It is on top of the great divide. Usually very dry. Quite different to most of OZ

[HansE]

Just for the heck of it I saved this one as a web image 832pix high. I can barely tell the difference with the standard save nearly twice the size.

[Isac]

I have gone back to "Save for Web" for shrinking my images. To keep the size under 250kb, these are the settings I use. Quality seems good to upload to forums. Max 1024 pixels on longest side, then drop the quality until it gets under 250. I actually get mine under 200kb and the image is still OK.

[HansE]

Find it hard to comprehend that with the same number of pixels tere is such a huge difference in file size. Stripped of Exif ?

[Isac]

It just works Hans. The EXIF data can bee saved by selecting "ALL" where you see "Metadata:". It adds about 3kb to the file size.