Hugh MacKay
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Stan and Robert, as promiced Santa and Mrs Clause on the Farmall H
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Andy Motteberg
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Nice pic!
Brian Jensen
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Can you PLEASE send me a BIG version of that picture? I have a 4 year old tractor fanatic that would LOVE to see that, and maybe hang it on his wall. I totally appreciate it.
Thank you.
PS I am on high speed so I hate to say this but my misses is not looking... size does not matter... and by that I mean the bigger the better.
Santa and tractors are about his 2 favorite things.
Thank you.
PS I am on high speed so I hate to say this but my misses is not looking... size does not matter... and by that I mean the bigger the better.
Santa and tractors are about his 2 favorite things.Hugh MacKay
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Brian: I expect this can be acomplished. This photo is not my tractor, nor is that me in the Santa suit. A hard copy of it was mailed to me by the owner, Lowell Andreessen in Reedsburg WI. He post on YT as LA in WI. I more or less put him on the spot posting about 3 days back about Santa, Mrs Clause and the Farmall H. Of course folks that looked wanted a photo with the posting. Neither Lowell nor I are very good at posting photos with a thread. I am sorta getting the hang of it thus Lowell e mailed this copy.
There is a copy of Santa on the tractor and pulling Mrs. Clause behind on skies. If you send me an e mail, I can put you in touch with Lowell. I expect if you wait a few hours, Lowell will probably have something to say on thread.
There is a copy of Santa on the tractor and pulling Mrs. Clause behind on skies. If you send me an e mail, I can put you in touch with Lowell. I expect if you wait a few hours, Lowell will probably have something to say on thread.
Stan - Florida
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Hugh,
I have to admit that Santa looks a lot better on a Farmall than he would on a John Deere.
Merry Christmas,
Stan
I have to admit that Santa looks a lot better on a Farmall than he would on a John Deere.
Merry Christmas,
Stan
Yeah, that"s me and my wife on that H. I don"t have a clue how to post pictures, but I know a gal at a printshop who might be able to figure out how to get you a large copy. I doubt if an emailed large copy would look very good, but I don"t know that until I try.
They have a color copier that can really "explode" a picture and still keep it sharp. For a 4 yr old I"ll see if I can have that done and mail you a hard copy. Probably too late for Christmas for him, but sure would like to make him happy.
Send me your email address and I"ll email the picture back to you...maybe it will end up larger somehow. Glad to help.
[email protected]
LA in WI
PS I agree. Santa on a Deere? Nah.
They have a color copier that can really "explode" a picture and still keep it sharp. For a 4 yr old I"ll see if I can have that done and mail you a hard copy. Probably too late for Christmas for him, but sure would like to make him happy.
Send me your email address and I"ll email the picture back to you...maybe it will end up larger somehow. Glad to help.
[email protected]
LA in WI
PS I agree. Santa on a Deere? Nah.
If you are both on high speed broadband you won't have a problem.
If you took the photo with a fairly modern camera with at least 7 megapixels the original photo should be about 3600x2700 that would make it about 2-3MB which is perfect for poster size enlargement.
You can still do it on a dial up modem but it will take till Christmas to upload and download.
If you took the photo with a fairly modern camera with at least 7 megapixels the original photo should be about 3600x2700 that would make it about 2-3MB which is perfect for poster size enlargement.
You can still do it on a dial up modem but it will take till Christmas to upload and download.
The program that you use to download from you camera will have a EDIT feature. EXPORT or COPY, using the file dropdown menu, several copies of the picture to different folders so you can play around with different settings without changing the original picture. The original pic will also always be in the location that your download program sent it to.
Before you do anything, right click on the pictures and see what size it is now. It may already be the size you need.
Dell
Before you do anything, right click on the pictures and see what size it is now. It may already be the size you need.
Dell
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