Palin fans gather on Elon University's Latham Field
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Rodney Hall stands next to his painting of Sarah Palin
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andersj // October 18, 2008 at 11:46 am
The photo collection is a good addition to your portfolio. This is one way to display the photos to quickly view them – it works OK, but the photos all wind up being cropped in the same shape. You might have seen Kate Austin’s photo show. She has an account with Picasa, made a show there, where she could crop the photos as she likes and display them in full-screen, and linked that to WordPress. That’s a better way to go if you want to control how photos are shaped. You should finish writing captions, so all photos have them. Try to get the names of the people in the pictures, too. You have some, but it’s optimal reporting to get the names of people in the pictures; at most places most of the time you can’t use the photo if you don’t have the names of the people in it.