One thing that really grabs my attention while in the field are scenes like this where the elements such as this ice formation in the water are fleeting. I just happened to be there at the right time where the lake was starting to freeze and so you get these interesting shapes in the ice. The fallen tree is half submerged under water. Eventually it will be covered by a thick layer of ice.
digital_AM wrote:
One thing that really grabs my attention while in the field are scenes like this where the elements such as this ice formation in the water are fleeting. I just happened to be there at the right time where the lake was starting to freeze and so you get these interesting shapes in the ice. The fallen tree is half submerged under water. Eventually it will be covered by a thick layer of ice. Do you see an ace of spades or an arrow?
Sure. Innovative leading line! BTW, How's the Cameron Peak fire doing? I've been trying to keep tabs on it. I'm an old CSU grad and Pingree is near and dear to my heart!
Thanks! Oh that’s cool. Yeah that fire is still bad. 200k acres with 50% containment. Snow is expected this weekend so that will help but it’s been windy this past week.
ratherfish wrote:
Sure. Innovative leading line! BTW, How's the Cameron Peak fire doing? I've been trying to keep tabs on it. I'm an old CSU grad and Pingree is near and dear to my heart!
Ronny Olsson wrote:
Why can't I see you post Helena , Same with your previous post
if I click on the pictures, they can be seen in my post
Thank you very much Ronny for letting me know!
jtra wrote:
I see that it impacts my photos as well. This is caused by using http image link inside a FM page loaded through https.
This was working before. However for many pages linking media from insecure page is a security issue. On FM this is not a big security issue, but attacker observing network traffic can see which images are you viewing. I am not sure if MITM attacker could change media type on the wire to svg (which might enable executing untrusted javascript in context of secure page - that would be bad https://research.securitum.com/do-you-allow-to-load-svg-files-you-have-xss/ ).
So I see that Chrome automatically changes http to https on these image links which fails on my site because it does not have https port open. With Helena's site the https port responds, however the certificate is for different domain name (host.graphicgarden.com instead of www.helenasphotography.com) so it does not pass.
Firefox warns about insecure elements inside secure page, but it displays it fine (which will likely change in future too)....Show more →
Thank you for the information! Very helpful. Your photos work fine in Chrome now (I normally use Firefox though).
Regarding the domains: Both are mine but graphicgarden.com is my business website (clipart for teachers and others). At the moment I only use my helenasphotography.com site for storing photos to share. As far as I know there's no certificate on my server, but I'm planning to get one. However, there's a lot of work to be done before that (updating the shopping cart script which means I have to redo lots of stuff on the site). It'll probably take months. I guess I'll have to store photos I want to share here on Flickr until then.
