Since I discovered a beautiful new way of presenting my photos yesterday, I recommend that you view this post (and future ones) in two ways: first you go through the photos reading the captions, and then you click on the last photo and view the photos again in a colourful gallery.
(At least on the big screen; I tried it earlier on my phone and when I clicked on a photo, a weird cylinder appeared in the middle of the screen spoiling the view.)
The first image below is the screenshot of a photo from my yesterday’s post when viewed in the new gallery. Colour me imPressed, WordPress!
The rest are various shots (not sh*ts, I’m still giggling at a comment to Norm’s latest Thursday Doors) that could be considered layered if equipped with the suitable presentation which I aspire to provide.
Why do I sound like a politician?
In other news, it’s hot. Insects (flying ants?) have taken over and they swarm around happily. Be like flying ants.
Ahh, Dan, thanks but do you mean to say that now photos are much smaller on your phone, if you view them in the gallery? Or also if viewed normally, with captions? Because they are the same size when I upload them as before. Do you have to enlarge each to see it at all?
No, it’s just that the photos in the blog are the width of my phone, so they can’t get any bigger when I view them in the gallery. In the gallery, I don’t see any text above or below, but they can’t get any bigger.
”Be like flying ants!” 😁👍 I don’t even know what Swiss chard is. Does it come frozen or preserved? If not, they probably don’t sell it here. (Ok, I’m exaggerating a bit.) And maybe it’s good your house isn’t on the tourist board’s posters/maps 😂😂😂😂 Or else you’d have a line knocking on your door!
Hihih, SMSW! Well, I didn’t mean my house but our entire community (30 houses or so) is missing from that map which is strange because all other houses seem to be included. Swiss chard is also called silver beet or bietola/bieta in Italian. It does come frozen as well so have a look. 😀 Thanks!
Thank you so much, Deborah, and good to see you around again. I was really impressed with this effect and I have yet to see it on another blog. I wish you a lovely autumn.
Wow Manja, impressive. Oddly the zucchini is my favorite, so original!! On my phone so effect didn’t work so thanks for including the screenshot! Great job this week
Hehe, I’m glad I added the zucchini then. 🙂 Thank you, Tina. I hope you get to view my blog on the big screen too one day because it really makes a difference.
Swiss chard grows so easily that I once had a bountiful supply just from my tiny urban backyard. I found myriad ways to use it. By the way, I am on my laptop and it is not coming through as well; I will have to switch to the big 27 inch screen to properly view your photos. But using the Reader, rather than trying to access you through email seems to work better.
Thank you, Carol. 🙂 As I said, don’t buy a big screen just for my sake, hihih! You can see in the first photo in the gallery what kind of effect it should be. Sorry that on the laptop it’s not as effective.
Thank you so much, Su Leslie, for strolling around my blog and deciding to stick around. It means a lot since I’m a fan of how you do it. Sometimes I get lost a little but always find my way back to your pages. 🙂 I wish you much joy and always welcome.
I love layered, esp with buildings and trees.
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Thank you, Bojana. More layers mean more fun more often than not.
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For sure.
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Viewing on my phone. I love the photos but not much difference in size 😏
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Ahh, Dan, thanks but do you mean to say that now photos are much smaller on your phone, if you view them in the gallery? Or also if viewed normally, with captions? Because they are the same size when I upload them as before. Do you have to enlarge each to see it at all?
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No, it’s just that the photos in the blog are the width of my phone, so they can’t get any bigger when I view them in the gallery. In the gallery, I don’t see any text above or below, but they can’t get any bigger.
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Beautiful layer selections, Manja! Thank you for this fabulous tour. 🙂 The last capture is breathtaking. 💖
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You’re most welcome, Amy. 🙂 Always a pleasure doing a post for your challenge.
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beautiful photos! love them all esp the small church in Piran! so lovely. 🙂
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Thank you so much, Lola. 🙂
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”Be like flying ants!” 😁👍 I don’t even know what Swiss chard is. Does it come frozen or preserved? If not, they probably don’t sell it here. (Ok, I’m exaggerating a bit.) And maybe it’s good your house isn’t on the tourist board’s posters/maps 😂😂😂😂 Or else you’d have a line knocking on your door!
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Hihih, SMSW! Well, I didn’t mean my house but our entire community (30 houses or so) is missing from that map which is strange because all other houses seem to be included. Swiss chard is also called silver beet or bietola/bieta in Italian. It does come frozen as well so have a look. 😀 Thanks!
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Beautiful images! I love the pink flowers in spring, the chapel in Piran, and your first image. The effect is pretty neat.
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Thank you so much, Deborah, and good to see you around again. I was really impressed with this effect and I have yet to see it on another blog. I wish you a lovely autumn.
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Thank you, Manja! I wish you a beautiful and lovely autumn too!
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Wow Manja, impressive. Oddly the zucchini is my favorite, so original!! On my phone so effect didn’t work so thanks for including the screenshot! Great job this week
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Hehe, I’m glad I added the zucchini then. 🙂 Thank you, Tina. I hope you get to view my blog on the big screen too one day because it really makes a difference.
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Some great interpretations of layers.
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Thank you, Scooj. I like finding different interpretations.
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Such beautiful layers! And I do love your captions. 😀
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Thank you, Lois, great to see you around again!
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Beautiful photos, a diverse set with perfect explanations below each shot 🙂
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Thank you so much, Dalo. 🙂 Welcome to my blog!
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Swiss chard grows so easily that I once had a bountiful supply just from my tiny urban backyard. I found myriad ways to use it. By the way, I am on my laptop and it is not coming through as well; I will have to switch to the big 27 inch screen to properly view your photos. But using the Reader, rather than trying to access you through email seems to work better.
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Thank you, Carol. 🙂 As I said, don’t buy a big screen just for my sake, hihih! You can see in the first photo in the gallery what kind of effect it should be. Sorry that on the laptop it’s not as effective.
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Great ‘shots’ (not the other word) 😉
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Hihihhi, I’ll giggle on this for a while. Thanks, Norm!
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Wow! This is a wonderful selection of stunning images that all work so well for the challenge. Bravo!
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Thank you so much, Su Leslie, for strolling around my blog and deciding to stick around. It means a lot since I’m a fan of how you do it. Sometimes I get lost a little but always find my way back to your pages. 🙂 I wish you much joy and always welcome.
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Thank you so much. I thought I was following you and was a bit surprised to find otherwise. Perhaps the WP gremlins are at play.
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Oh, this is again a new blog, since August. 🙂 I keep filling them up faster and faster.
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Ah! That explains it. Have a good weekend.
Su
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Lovely layered, Manja! Favourite must be…all of them. But, the little church in Piran caught my heart!
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Thank you, Leya. 🙂 I love giving such a hard decision time. 😉 Piran has so many little churches like this, you wouldn’t believe it.
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I would love it!
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Aha! There’s my lovely little restaurant again. I suppose that means I must go there. Also, what a lovely shot of the butterfly.
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Thanks, Crystal. 🙂 Oh yes, you must. And in the meantime you can practise saying ‘čevapćići’. 😉 It’s the Balkans minced meat rolls.
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Thanks for the tip 😉
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