All washed up
I like washing machines in launderettes – they feel like portals to a world populated by spare socks. Sort of like Narnia, but with less lions, witches and wardrobes.
So not really much like Narnia at all then really.
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more like discworld with an Eater of Socks
Have you thought about adding a border to your pictures? I use a six pixel black “inside” border as a standard. It’s very easy to do in photoshop and I think it adds impact to the pictures.
I really like the grey metallic tones in this one.
@Az – “Pah!” to discworld. Pratchett’s best work was “The unadulterated cat” anything else is tosh in comparison *dons magical asbestos suit*
@Jani – I have been thinking a bit about how the pictures look on the site, and well, I would never frame anything without a mount – so putting a border around the images on here would seem to make sense.
I am wondering if doing it at edit time is the best time to do it though. It might be better done in the page templates. It’s one less step to go through when prepping the image, and it gives me the option of not having the border if I change my mind later.
Stylesheet updated, borders added. I’m generally liking the change. Thanks for suggesting it :-)