BYC 2016 OTHER POULTRY TYPES CALENDAR - Pics Needed!

[gguineasfamily]

A couple of pics of my guineas...

 

[Buck Oakes]

cute guineas <3

 

[gguineasfamily]

In Windows:
Right click on image file and select properties.
Go to the "detail" tab and under the image section it will tell you the resolution of the image.

In Linux/Gnome/Files:
Right click on the image file and select properties.
Got to the "Image" tab and it will tell you the width and height of the image.

In android:
Open the image in gallery.
tap the image then tap the three dots menu in the upper right corner.
select "More Info" from the menu
This brings up a screen with the resolution of the image.

Anyone who can fill in on iphone, mac, kde or other interfaces, please quote this text so eventually we can have all the directions in one place

On iPhone and iPad the only way I know how to check uses the app PDF Expert. If you don't have it sorry I'm no help. You go into PDF Expert and you hold down your finger then press image when it comes up, select the image from your camera roll and it will come up with small medium and large options, in brackets the image size, and the large one will be how many pixels it is. Hope this helps!

Also I realised options bar to put photos in on iPad was gone, I had to log onto my computer to get my photos up. Sorry for so many questions but I want to ask, do hands (or part of hands) count as people in photos?

Thanks

 

[Johnn]

@Johnn glad you got duckies picture over here and your 2nd photo is just as wonderful. You're a good photographer! And the subjects are great too

Thank you! and thanks to the people who said nice things through Ovation!

 

[Julie Birb]

A couple of pics of my guineas...

Cute. Love their round bodies. So soft.

 

[Julie Birb]

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Wow, cute little fuzzers. The face is what gets to me. There needs to be some kissing.

 

[gguineasfamily]

cute guineas <3

Thank you and thanks Julie Bird too, I don't know how to quote you both

 

[Tevyes Dad]

Not a submission, because it is portrait, but sometimes a straight edge helps to keep your ducks in a row...

 

[elsfieldchickens]

My young peachick getting some sun!.

 

[Shay1Bear]

Do we post our pics here for the other poultry calender???