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As the title states Ive uploaded just over 700MB of high quality 2272x1704 pixel images from the trip. Theres lots of scenery, and a few redundant shots but there are a few gems in there. I decided to upload every image and let people decide for themselves what they wanted.
bodaway.myphotoalbum.com/albums.php
Login: Havasupai
Pass: sacred
To access the original high quality image you must click on the 'screen size' image that your viewing.
To download individual images you must clock 'File' -> Save page As...' and save the entire page. From there you will find the image in a folder full of the .html web pages content. They unfortanetly disabled the 'right click' save image as... feature unless your a paying member, which Im not.
If anyone would enjoy a disc of these images post here or email me with your address.
Enjoy!
Darius
bodaway.myphotoalbum.com/albums.php
Login: Havasupai
Pass: sacred
To access the original high quality image you must click on the 'screen size' image that your viewing.
To download individual images you must clock 'File' -> Save page As...' and save the entire page. From there you will find the image in a folder full of the .html web pages content. They unfortanetly disabled the 'right click' save image as... feature unless your a paying member, which Im not.
If anyone would enjoy a disc of these images post here or email me with your address.
Enjoy!
Darius
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Re: Online photo album of 300 images off darius' camera
Wed, July 5, 2006 - 5:34 AMFYI for all, that is just a cheap javascript hack when they disable right clicking.
Here's how to get your pictures properly:
If you are using Firefox, when you right click, and click their "warning" you will notice it still gives you your rightclick menu. Simply "Save Image As..."
OR in Firefox, click this link to install a handy little javascript disableraddons.mozilla.org/firefox/1237/ When you get to the nice big pic you like, simply click the little "JS" icon in your status bar and poof, the annoying warning disappears. After saving each image, you will have to turn on the JS, otherwise their nifty site redirects you to a "you have an old browser" page.
Sorry, if you use Internet Explorer you are likely out of luck. Get Firefox, you will never look back! www.mozilla.com/firefox/
