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[detritus] re: randy carey's pix	Erik Leung
	Oct 06, 2002 22:39 PDT

Hey Cliff, This is really not a bad idea, having a slideshow of aquarium photos from local hobbyists. I'll mention this next time I get a chance. Without a doubt, there's a substantial pool of NorCal talent, which likely deserves a good chunk of attention for the mutual benefit of all involved. On Randy's predilection for jscript, it's probably a challenging, creative outlet for him to an extent. Plain-jane html can get boring for the author after awhile methinks :-p Anyhow, I humbly suggest you move up to some iteration of MSIE 5 (and/or 6), I think you'll find it to be more stable than what you're currently using. Take care, Erik Leung e-aquaria.com -----Original Message----- From: Cliff Lundberg [mailto:cliff_l-@inreach.com] Sent: Saturday, October 05, 2002 2:31 PM Subject: Re: [detritus] randy carey's url/pix Erik Leung wrote:   Here's Randy Carey's personal site: [http://www.characin.com/]. What he accomplishes with his Nikon digicam is pretty amazing. His skillful use of slave flash brings out some amazing color detail in the tetras he photographs. This is hi-quality stuff! I would love to hear him speak at sfas sometime, I'm sure his slides are tremendous. Maybe we could have a 'lecture' consisting of a digital slide show of pictures by people we know, narrated by someone fun to listen to, not by us photographers muttering about camera settings. A lot of people have never seen any SFBAAPS photos, for example. Then there are the betta & guppy & discus people... www.characin.com has great pictures but I had to get a new browser to see them. My Netscape 4.08 kept crashing. Erik, why do people have to put in all this javascript when they're just displaying text and pictures? Cliff L

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