Bruce Lemons' photostream  

FLICKR
Flickr has been a marvelous resource. Many thanks to all the kind souls who share their work and techniques, particularly those who've provided critique, encouragement, and inspiration! Constructive critique is always greatly appreciated.

CONTACT
I can be contacted through Flickr mail or via the contact email on my website, (a link is just to the right), which has more extensive info/etc. Just drop me a note if you want to use any of my photos or order prints not listed on the website.

COPYRIGHT
It's sad that I even have to point this out....but all of my photos are copyrighted and not to be used w/out permission. A very specific and only exception to this is through use of the Flickr API creating a credited hyperlink directly to my photos. No other use is permitted w/out contacting me. I'm more than happy to answer any questions regarding use.

Unfortunately, due to photo theft/copyright infringement, I am now often splashing my signature/copyright much more obnoxiously on most photos, and reducing/restricting photos to even smaller sizes.

VIEWING
All my photos are included in and exclusive to each of the 5 sets right now, so if you want to avoid the mass of puppy shots, the other 4 sets cover the rest. :)


Austin Texas


Deviations


John Muir Trail Hike 2010


People/Critters/Places/Stuff


Adventures Of Belly The Dog

There are several ways to view photos on a much more pleasing black background than the standard Flickr white backdrop, and in the case of the first 2 viewers, allow much faster/easier/smoother viewing.

Flickriver shows a continuos scrolling stream of photos at medium large size. Choose the order as "recent", "interesting", or by "sets".

Darckr shows a continuos scrolling stream of photos at medium small (large thumbnail) size. Great for viewing large quantities of photos quickly.

Slideshow plays photos one at a time. Cick the "slideshow" icon at upper right when looking at a photographer's entire stream or a particular set.

Most simply....just hit "L" on your keyboard when viewing a photo to go into "Lightroom" mode (black background). The arrow keys pull up the "next" or "previous" photo while leaving the background black.