I love this lampshade with the beaded fringe, but I don't want to shoot it with any more light than the little lamp provides—so it's hard to get a shot that's completely in focus.
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Eeyore -- I just tried to explain how to embed links, and did it so well, I actually did it—except it didn't link to anything. So that doesn't happen again, I'm going to use this symbol { when I mean this one < and this symbol } when I mean this one >. First you copy the url of the thing you want to link to and paste it directly in front of the word or words you want your readers to click on to get to it. In front of the url you write {a href=" (the space between 'a' and 'href' is vital.) At the end of the url you write "} Leave one space before the word or words you want people to click on, and directly behind it/them you write {/a} To do it just replace the { and } with < and > and you should be in business. Hope this helps.
The colored shadows on the wall are exquisite.
ReplyDeleteWow. Almost looks like a poodle hair shade with beads. Nice entry.
ReplyDeleteBTW, how do you embed links in your comments? I can't seem to find that.
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ReplyDeleteEeyore -- I just tried to explain how to embed links, and did it so well, I actually did it—except it didn't link to anything. So that doesn't happen again, I'm going to use this symbol { when I mean this one < and this symbol } when I mean this one >.
ReplyDeleteFirst you copy the url of the thing you want to link to and paste it directly in front of the word or words you want your readers to click on to get to it.
In front of the url you write {a href=" (the space between 'a' and 'href' is vital.) At the end of the url you write "}
Leave one space before the word or words you want people to click on, and directly behind it/them you write {/a}
To do it just replace the { and } with < and > and you should be in business. Hope this helps.