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Hello,
It seemed fitting to post something after many months of browsing this site especially since I started collecting bohemian glass almost exactly a year ago. I have already spoken with a few of the regulars here via email when I had questions and they have been more than helpful. Just picked up the piece shown and was really exited to share it with someone so here it is! Hope you all like it....
Todd
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Kralik...very nice!
Thank you, sorry about the photo rotation, haven't figured that out yet.
when you try opening the picture in whatever program you use to view your personal photos, try right clicking on it. generally in most programs that will give you a rotate function.
Thanks, I took the pics with my iPad and when I clicked to upload them they were in the proper orientation so when they posted wrong I was confused. I'll have to post pics of another piece and see what happens. Hopefully I won't annoy too many if I get it wrong again :-]
did you save after rotating. Some programs don't save it unless you do so manually.
I have to say these are all my favourite colours I love anything that is yellow, greeneee! and limeee!.. very nice...:-)
I'm not sure now, but good point. I need to pay better attention next time.
Thanks inky, appreciate the nice comments.