PDF file of Phila Flower Show: I wanted to try something I am working on. I created a PDF file of several photos in LR4 via Slideshow and saved the file to PDF. I then pasted the file...

mikeford45 Loc: Downingtown, PA

I wanted to try something I am working on. I created a PDF file of several photos in LR4 via Slideshow and saved the file to PDF. I then pasted the file in Dropbox at 100%, and provide the attached link for you to view.
I am not looking for a review or analysis just providing photos to view.
Please let me know the format is of any interest to any members.
Thanks

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/23013372/PFS%202013.pdf

Karl P Loc: Leigh NW UK

Great Shots - some exquisite flowers and arrangements

Thanks for the idea of this - My brother in Law is involved with a garden society show and asks for Photo's - this is a neat way to show several of each class to elimate multiple downloads

Thank You

Karl

Riverbud Loc: Fresno, Ca.

Very nice thanks for sharing you ideal

joehel2 Loc: Cherry Hill, NJ

Great phootos and great idea with the PDF to share multiple photos with one link. I could almost smell the roses.

mikeford45 Loc: Downingtown, PA

Thanks for all your remarks so far. I would be interested in seeing members collections of great shots presented in this way.
I just love looking at photography. From what I have seem so far you all have a lot to share.

alby Loc: very eastern pa.

went also. what equipment did you use, with or without tripod? felt it was way to dark to see properly. also was VERY crowded.i remember all the shots you took. impressive. loved the show, would have been more enjoyable late afternoon or evening with less people. thanks for showing.

romanticf16 Loc: Commerce Twp, MI

Thanks for posting these. My wife and her girlfriend drove from MI to attend the show. They loved everything but the crowds.

mikeford45 Loc: Downingtown, PA

alby wrote:

went also. what equipment did you use, with or without tripod? felt it was way to dark to see properly. also was VERY crowded.i remember all the shots you took. impressive. loved the show, would have been more enjoyable late afternoon or evening with less people. thanks for showing.

Went on a weekday 11am to 4pm. Not to crowded, just waited to get to front of display. Lighting was fine for these shots. Canon 60D 28-70mm, 2.28
Had a good time playing with camera, hand held.

mikeford45 Loc: Downingtown, PA

romanticf16 wrote:

Thanks for posting these. My wife and her girlfriend drove from MI to attend the show. They loved everything but the crowds.

Crowds were the least in several years.

Bunny-Jean Loc: Wisconsin

I went to see your photos and they were very nice, it took awhile to load and I have higher speed internet than about half my community, (some still have dial-up internet in this area). Wondering if this might be an issue for other members???

mikeford45 wrote:

Thanks for all your remarks so far. I would be interested in seeing members collections of great shots presented in this way.
I just love looking at photography. From what I have seem so far you all have a lot to share.

Hal81 Loc: Bucks County, Pa.

Thank you from all of us that could not attened this year.

mikeford45 Loc: Downingtown, PA

Bunny-Jean wrote:

I went to see your photos and they were very nice, it took awhile to load and I have higher speed internet than about half my community, (some still have dial-up internet in this area). Wondering if this might be an issue for other members???

mikeford45 wrote:

Thanks for all your remarks so far. I would be interested in seeing members collections of great shots presented in this way.
I just love looking at photography. From what I have seem so far you all have a lot to share.

I would think DialUp would be a problem for most that's pretty slow.

canonjohn922 Loc: Vineland,NJ

Nice slide show, I'll have to try and get over there next year, on a week day of course :thumbup:

Screamin Scott Loc: Marshfield Wi, Baltimore Md, now Dallas Ga

Good idea, but you can upload up a set on Flickr (free for the 1st 200 images), link to it & people can see a slideshow of the images...I'm thinking that would be a less involved way to go about it...

mikeford45 Loc: Downingtown, PA

Screamin Scott wrote:

Good idea, but you can upload up a set on Flickr (free for the 1st 200 images), link to it & people can see a slideshow of the images...I'm thinking that would be a less involved way to go about it...

I kind of want the phots to go to a select group. Flicker sends it to the world.

I do love Flicker to look up photos from around the world, so maybe I will consider that outlet. Thanks