About this image
I wanted to post an image of what I see when I play this fantastic game, however I was unable to, due to file size restrictions. I had no choice but to shrink the image down as it was much to large to post.
Aside from that, the only editing done was to add my Kenji, and change the file format to Jpeg.
I do apologize for having to shrink the image, but that was beyond my control.
I don't like shrinking images but I also understand the need to do so here on the Nexus, this is a pretty top notch site (free) that allows us to share images, they have to set limits or all hell could break loose. ;)
16 comments
very nice pic.
I do fish some little spots like this (from time to time)... never catch anything though, but the peace and quiet, coupled with a nice picnick lunch more than make up for the lack of the catch...
It all seems so harmonious to me.
terrific papp
If only I could keep the full clarity of the image after shrinking it...
Thanks for posting, Papp. Awesome shot.
I remember taking an image in this location but can't remember where it is anymore. :/
This is one of my favorite spots not just for shooting screenies, but also just to have my character set up a tent, and camp there for a few in-game days...
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Here it is the same for me as with Denny's current image.
(http://oblivion.nexusmods.com/images/133543/?)
It's not your fault, Denny and papp. It's a general problem when watching images with night scenes. At daytime it's quite impossible to recognize every detail in a scene.
I'll be back in the evening when it's a bit darker in my room, to have another look at it!
...maybe I have missed a nirnroot!
(the advantage ingame is that you can her them!
I hear ya... some images are tough to look at during the day as they are rather dark, but I don't mind coming back to them at a later time to view them.
I don't know why but your brown tone looks charming to me. The foliage is dense and the water reflection is awesone. Great shot!
Changing the format from .bmp to .jpg was fine for this shot (it still looked great!) it was the further shrinking of the image I had to do as it was still to large a file for the Nexus.