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Guidelines for photographers      New guidelines Posted 21.08.11

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29th January 2012 Sutton Park - 7 Pools 
13 Photographs:  Michael Chapling, Gail Downing
15th January 2012 Horsley, Derbyshire 
9 Photographs:  Mike Fowler
15th January 2012 Lullington, Derbyshire 
14 Photographs:  Michael Chapling
Non Walking holiday - Scotland
 9th to 14th January		 Highland Heritage' Royal Hotel, Scotland 
40 Photographs:  Bill Paskin, John Brookes
7th January 2012 Cannock Chase, Staffordshire 
21 Photographs:  Gail & Brian Downing, Mike Fowler
7th January 2012 Hints, Staffordshire 
7 Photographs:  Michael Chapling
5th January 2012 Wombourne, Staffordshire 
17 Photographs:  John Brookes
11th December 2011 Buzzards Way, Staffordshire 
plus Christmas meal
15 Photographs:  John Brookes
4th December 2011 Hutchinson Way East 
10 Photographs:  John Brookes
1st December 2011 Drayton Bassett, Staffordshire 
9 Photographs:  John Brookes
27th November 2011 Harlaston, Staffordshire  
6 Photographs:  Michael Chapling
20th November 2011 Rosliston, Derbyshire  
17 Photographs:  John Brookes
6th November 2011 Wychavon Way Part 2  
19 Photographs:  John Brookes
30th October 2011 Mancetter, Warwickshire  
17 Photographs:  Michael Chapling
Sunday
 23rd October 2011		 Little Warton, Warwickshire  
24 Photographs: John Brookes, Michael Chapling
Sunday
 16th October 2011		 Packwood House  
10 Photographs: Michael Chapling
Sunday Coach
 9th October 2011		 Geopark Way Part 9  
32 Photographs: Bill Paskin, John Brookes
Walking holiday
Grange Over Sands
4th - 6th October 2011		 Misc photos  
20 Photographs: Michael Chapling, Vera Smith
Hampsfell & Cartmell walk  
32 Photographs: Michael Chapling, John Brookes
Arnside Knott  
20 Photographs: John Brookes
Whitbarrow Scar walk  
6 Photographs: Lynne Turner
Sunday
 2nd October 2011		 Middle Tysoe, Warwickshire  
8 Photographs: Brian Nash
Sunday
 2nd October 2011		 Walsall  
15 Photographs: Michael Chapling, Mike Fowler
Sunday
 25th September 2011		 Old Hills, Worcestershire  
4 Photographs: Brian Nash
Sunday
 25th September 2011		 Alvechurch, Worcestershire  
6 Photographs: John Brookes
Tuesday
 20th September 2011		 Erdington to Sutton Coldfield  
12 Photographs: Brian Downing
Sunday Coach
 18th September 2011		 Welford, Northamptonshire  
16 Photographs: John Brookes
Sunday
 11th September 2011		 Tissington, Derbyshire  
13 Photographs: Andrew MacFarlane
Sunday
 11th September 2011		 Kenilworth, Warwickshire  
21 Photographs: Geoff Cashmore, Michael Chapling
Sunday
 4th September 2011		 Holloway, Derbyshire  
8 Photographs: Brian Nash
Sunday
 4th September 2011		 Norton Lindsey, Warwickshire  
47 Photographs: Bill Paskin, John Brookes, Geoff Cashmore
Thursday
 1st September 2011		 Ticknall, Derbyshire 
53 Photographs: Bill Paskin, John Brookes, Sue Smyth

 

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Are the photo's too big for your screen ?

The photo viewer pages have been tested in Internet Explorer & other browsers and should display the photos full size within your browser without problem with screen resolutions of 1024x768 upwards. (Few users will nowadays have a PC screen with a lower resolution than this).
Some of the reasons why this problem could happen are :

Some PC users find it easier on the eyes to increase text size when (say) doing a lot of reading on screen. The text and other items on the screen can be increased or decreased in size in 3 ways but they should ideally be returned to their normal settings afterwards as this can impact on the functionality or appearance of some web sites :
Assuming you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer as your browser, the 3 ways are :-

1.  Click on the 'View' pull down menu, hover over 'Text Size' & then click on the required size.
2.  Click on the 'View' pull down menu, hover over 'Zoom''  then click on the required %increase or %decrease.
3.  A 'Zoom' shortcut is to hold down the Ctrl key and tap the minus (-) key to decrease zoom or plus (+) key to increase zoom.
 Where possible, these settings should normally retain their default values -  Text size: Medium   Zoom: 100%
 

This viewing problem could also occur if the browser (eg Internet Explorer) window is not opened fully to fill the whole screen.
You can do this by clicking on the middle icon in the top right of the window frame (the one to the left of the 'X', or by Clicking on the 'View' pull down menu & then clicking on the 'Full screen' option. (tapping the F11 key will also have the same effect.)



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Guidelines for photographers  
Photographs taken on walks continue to be welcomed from members. They are a valued input to this website and an interesting record of our walking activities for participants and for other members & potential members.
 

Publication of photographs is at the discretion of the Web Editor.

 Photos should :-
      Be limited to 20 in number for each submission.

      Project Ramblers in an appropriately professional manner to the general public.

      Be of at least minimum quality  e.g. not out of focus.

      Not have excessive replication of a single subject within a submission.

Where the photo subject is one person photographed un-posed or unawares, the photographer must obtain verbal permission for the photo to be published.

Where more than one photographer is on the same walk, they should ideally communicate and endeavour to keep replication of photo subjects to a minimum when submitting them for publication.



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