You're welcome A. Mac...The service was really wonderful, there was no "over the top" security like we had in NYC, it was maddening on Thursday and Friday, but Pope Francis seem to have enjoyed himself and we are grateful he came to visit..I'M not Catholic btw, but, its always good to have worship..God Bless..
The video files are quite large and I'm not sure they'd go through via e-mail; but if you have QuickTime, I could send a video comprised of a small number of frames and we'll see what happens.
I haven't seen NWM recently, but he and/or Sixpick might have some alternatives.
Sixpick has provided sound tracks for videos, and even though I cannot open the videos I can listen to the sound tracks. NWM has posted movies, and provided 3 methods for viewing them, at least one of which I can usually open.
Hope this works for any/all. The video's a bit rough still learning.
A. Mac. I thought I saw you among the people in Philadelphia to welcome the Pope..Lol I am kidding of course..Beautiful pictures A.Mac..
We exchanged text messages and the Pope told me to find God in Nature if that was where I preferred to seek Him.
I did and I did.
Thank you for the kind comment, CM.
You're welcome A. Mac...The service was really wonderful, there was no "over the top" security like we had in NYC, it was maddening on Thursday and Friday, but Pope Francis seem to have enjoyed himself and we are grateful he came to visit..I'M not Catholic btw, but, its always good to have worship..God Bless..
At last, some peace.
Reminds me of a time in the Sangre de Cristo mountains a few years ago. One of the few water pictures I have ever taken.
Great angle/point-of-view, Steve; I believe what forms at the base of the falls is called a "plunge pool."
A great hangout for big trout.
It's a great photo, A.Mac, as I said before. Sorry I can't view your videos. I wonder if it would work if you sent it to my qq address.
Buzz,
The video files are quite large and I'm not sure they'd go through via e-mail; but if you have QuickTime, I could send a video comprised of a small number of frames and we'll see what happens.
I haven't seen NWM recently, but he and/or Sixpick might have some alternatives.
Sixpick has provided sound tracks for videos, and even though I cannot open the videos I can listen to the sound tracks. NWM has posted movies, and provided 3 methods for viewing them, at least one of which I can usually open.