How do I reduce them so I can post here??

With whatever image editing software is installed on your Mac.  I use Adobe Photoshop (my digital camera takes large photos), and it has an option to resize under "Image" in the dropdown menu, but in iPhoto you could check under "Edit" (Edit/Crop?).  For the best quality try resizing using pixels rather than inches.  In most programs, when you reduce the width, for example, the height readjusts (constrains) accordingly.  And unless the image is so large that the system will resize how it displays in the post, the way the image appears at 100% in your program is how it will look after attaching it.  Hope that helped, Sally.

Very nice, LdyAnne!

Mama Seaview 


Seaview's solarium


Inside the solarium


DS' Blue Whale

For DS fans unable to attend, I thought I'd share my pics taken at some of the sights of interest-- to this DS fan, anyway-- in and around Tarrytown:


But first, friends meet at a restaurant in a village in the beautiful Hudson Valley:
Guy, Bette, Midnite, Nancybe, Cath, Julia99 and Gothick


The Scarborough Post Office, formerly the train station and seen in Ep. 1 when
Vicki and Burke arrive in Collinsport.


The Beechwood Estate used as the Old House in HoDS


Beechwood




You'll probably be seeing this image a lot in the coming weeks.

Another:

BACK:  Jay, dom, Dawn, Nancybe, Bette, Nicky, Cassandra, ClaudeNorth, Julia99, John in SC, darkshadowsrick, Darren

FRONT:  Stuart, Nancy, Walter, ProfStokes, Richie

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Happy Birthday to VAM!

ProfStokes mentioned this in her writeup:

DS Weekend 2004

American Cinematheque at the Egyptian Theatre will be screening Daughters of Darkness (LES LEVRES ROUGES) [1971, in English] on Friday, August 27 at 7 p.m. during its 5th Annual Festival of Fantasy, Horror, Science Fiction & Anime.*  A discussion will follow with director Harry Kƒ¼mel.  The Egyptian Theatre is located at 6712 Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood.  Admission is $9 and tickets are still available but predicted to sell out at the door.  There are several options for parking near the theatre.  John Karlen is NOT listed as a guest but I'd recommend ProfStokes' writeup to see what he had to say about the event.  Thanks, PS!

http://americancinematheque.com or http://egyptiantheatre.com and select the Film/Tour schedule.


*programs are subject to change without notice.  24-hour info: 323-466-FILM