For a while now I've wished to offer you, dear viewer, a way to click on my blog images to see a larger view.
Pretty common functionality, wouldn't you agree?
Turns out the only way to accomplish this will be to post a 'gallery' rather that a single image, as is my usual habit. A gallery of one. Fair enough, but maybe I'll start posting 2- or 3-across since the initial images are smaller this way.
Apologies also that the enlarged image has a truly ugly white border around it, but apparently that can't be helped.
Today I've posted a gallery of three, as this seems to fit well. Recent woods walks have captured my historical fascination with beeches and birches. I'm so enthralled with the genre that I recently purchased a John Sexton on sale.
I started 'collecting' a very few years ago via Magnum. After six or so framed examples went up on the wall I called a halt. That was enough. My wife has gifted me with framed Onne van der Wal's a couple of times, and I simply had no more room. What a problem to have, no?
But John's beeches really spoke to me. And, unframed, the print was too good a deal to pass up.
So I'll break out the matting and framing tools once again, and look forward to another masterpiece on the office wall.
Pretty common functionality, wouldn't you agree?
Turns out the only way to accomplish this will be to post a 'gallery' rather that a single image, as is my usual habit. A gallery of one. Fair enough, but maybe I'll start posting 2- or 3-across since the initial images are smaller this way.
Apologies also that the enlarged image has a truly ugly white border around it, but apparently that can't be helped.
Today I've posted a gallery of three, as this seems to fit well. Recent woods walks have captured my historical fascination with beeches and birches. I'm so enthralled with the genre that I recently purchased a John Sexton on sale.
I started 'collecting' a very few years ago via Magnum. After six or so framed examples went up on the wall I called a halt. That was enough. My wife has gifted me with framed Onne van der Wal's a couple of times, and I simply had no more room. What a problem to have, no?
But John's beeches really spoke to me. And, unframed, the print was too good a deal to pass up.
So I'll break out the matting and framing tools once again, and look forward to another masterpiece on the office wall.
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