Thanks for all the great comments and thumbs ups to:
longshadow, Ched49, NMGal, Dan' de Bourtgogne, rdemarco52,tcthome, yssirk123, and jederick.
Larry B.

THanks, I appreciate your comment.
Larry B.

As you will see, I haven't solved my photo size issues. Some photos here, that are able to be downloaded, will change to smaller and sharper versions. Some large photos will not accept save original. When viewing UHH photos on my computer, if I click on large image with download command, picture size becomes very small. I am still exploring but so far do not have a solution.
Cape May is a beach resort on the Atlantic coast in the south of the state of New Jersey and has been really popular for eons. It is noted for fine beach and the Victorian style buildings. The Physich house is noteworthy because it was designed by Furness, a Philadelphia architect responsible for many distinguished buildings in and around the city of Philadelphia.
Despite photo quality issues, I hope you may find these shots of interest.
Larry B.

1973 Cape May, New Jersey Typical Victorian House.


1973 Cape May, NJ Typical Victorian House.


1973 Cape May, NJ The Windsor Hotel.


1973 Cape May, NJ The Pink House - 33 Perry St.


1973 Cape May, NJ Dr. Emlen Physich House - Front. Frank Furness, Architect.


1973 Cape May, NJ Physich House - Rear.


1973 Cape May, NJ Physich House Front Porch.


1973 Cape May, NJ Physich House Entrance.


1973 Cape May, NJ Entrance Hall.


1973 Cape May NJ Physich House Bedroom.

Thanks for looking.
Larry

Don
Thanks for looking.
Larry B.

Please allow me to reply to all seven comments in this email.
NMGal, Cyclespeed, Architect 1776, SX2002, Manglesphoto, TCThome, and Ernest
botello.

Thank you all for your very favorable comments and thumbs up!!! I do feel a bit lucky with how some of our plants did so well this year in spite of dry and then very wet conditions. We also had quite a few of no-shows.
It's hard to deny climate change concerns.......
Thanks again, wishing you all a great holiday season.
Larry B.

This year, for "old age" medical issues, I have not strayed far from the house and have probably more appreciated the color, texture, smell and physical beauty of all the plants around me. This is almost a calendar of flower "portraits" from this year's crop. I hope you enjoy them.
Larry B.

January: Peruvian Walking Lily in our sunroom.

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March: Elsa Spath Clematis.

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April: Narcissus Thalia.

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May: Yellow & Blue Iris.

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June: Purple Oxalis and Daisies.


June: Bright orange Lily.

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July: White Regal Lily.

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August: Clivia Blossom.

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September: Last of the Gladiolas.

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October: Sedum with late season Bee.

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Thanks for sharing these wonderful scenes. They are two of the best [out of many] in my opinion.

Larry B.

Frank,
Good point. I just sent of a thank-you to CHG_Canon.
Larry

CHG Cannon Recommended resizing parameters for digital images

Just wanted to thank you for your extensive post. I have issues with my posting and receiving photos re; UHH, and asked for some help. I was referred to your article and will be taking some time to absorb and test for a possible solution.
Larry B.

Richard,
Thanks. I will be exploring tomorrow. Wish me luck!
Larry B.

Frank,
Thank you very much for the reference article. I will start to explore tomorrow and hope there is a solution somewhere in that piece. Sounds hopeful.
Larry B.

Hi,
No problem, thanks a bunch!!
Larry B.

Don,
Thank you.
Larry B.

Thanks,
Your advice certainly is worth a try on my part to see what size file may trigger the correct result.
I still have the puzzle of UHH sets showing up in download size and shrinking to small size when I hit download under the image. ???? mysteries!
Larry B.