adventures on my 2001 Classique

[adamoneil]

Folks, just wanted to share my own photo blog site. I live in western NC, and own a 2001 Classique Ti. I carry a camera often on my rides. (Several of my friends own Serottas, too, as it happens.)

http://www.adamoneil.com/pictures.asp


adam

[weisan]

Hi adam, pretty cool!

I have one question for you. What photo album software are you running?
I used photostack for my family website pictures but I like the way you separate out the thumbnails from the big picture on two different frames better.

Thanks for sharing,
weisan

[adamoneil]

I have one question for you. What photo album software are you running?

Weisan, thank you. It's something I wrote myself using ASP + an Access database.

I select the thumbnails manually with Microsoft Photo Editor (a simple image editor included with Office 2000)--a tedious process, then enter the filename info in the database.

adam

[bulliedawg]

Adam:

You take some nice photos. Hobby or profession? I lived in Waynesville for some time, so I know the area well, and miss it dearly. My wife and I try to make several trips from our home in NE Georgia each year, and we hope to retire there some day.

[OldDog]

Nice pics. Thanks for sharing. What kind of camera do you carry with you? I'm in the market for a small digital.

[adamoneil]

Hobby or profession?

Bulliedawg, thank you. It's just a hobby. NE Georgia has some good riding, does it not?

[Tom]

Those are great pics. Man, I want to get out on the road after looking at those...

[bulliedawg]

Bulliedawg, thank you. It's just a hobby. NE Georgia has some good riding, does it not?

Yeah. A lot of rural roads, and rolling hills, but nothing like beauty of the NC Mountains. You also have the best climate in the South.

[hypnos]

I'll be packing my stuff and moving to Asheville ASAP. Looks like some wonderful riding. Thanks for sharing.

Jeff

[Jeff Weir]

Great job. I really like the way you cropped the shots for the thumbnails. Keep it up!

[weisan]

Weisan, thank you. It's something I wrote myself using ASP + an Access database.

I select the thumbnails manually with Microsoft Photo Editor (a simple image editor included with Office 2000)--a tedious process, then enter the filename info in the database.

adam

Thanks Adam. You are a very very patient man. :D
Check out this freeware called Photostack (Google it). It's not the best, but the closest one I have found to meet my "ease of use" requirement.

[adamoneil]

What kind of camera do you carry with you? I'm in the market for a small digital.

It's an Olympus D-510Z that I got in 2001, if I recall. 2.1 Megapixel. Relatively bulky and low-res by today's standards, but fine for posting on the web.

[vaxn8r]

Very nice. Just another great reason for the forum. This is a great idea. More of us should get busy and be taking pictures on some of our rides. This is a true "ride report".