Midwestern woman
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What it is:
Photo (about 3.75 x 5.5 inches) mounted on a cardboard frame/backing (about 5.5 x 7.25 inches).
What I know about it:
Photographer is The Holdmann Photo Studio of Chicago and Milwaukee. Otherwise undated and unidentified.
Comments:
I’ve mostly been happy with the template I selected for this blog. But I think one of the main drawbacks is that it doesn’t let you click on the picture to enlarge it. Subscribers can click on the photo in the e-mail to enlarge it, but casual visitors can’t. I try to post photos at a size that can be easily viewed without overwhelming the whole post, but sometimes it would be nice to be able to see greater detail. The other day I realized I can create a link to the location on WordPress where the image is stored so that people can view my scan full-sized if they want to. Not that I create such enormous scans, but being able to enlarge the photo two or three times can make a difference. So in an effort to make this blog as enjoyable and user-friendly as possible, I’ll try creating a link like that with each new post, as I did above. Of course, that requires manually creating the link each time, which might get tiresome, so if people feel it’s not worthwhile, let me know and I won’t bother. But if people like it, then I’ll keep doing it, and I may even try to go back and do it for some old posts. Meanwhile, here’s another interesting face from out of the past for you to enjoy staring at.
Pics of Then 
I definitely think the link to the bigger image is worth it! : )
That’s what I was thinking, but thanks for the confirmation. It’s sometimes hard to know what other people are getting out of the experience of viewing my blog. I’ll try to add a link from here on, and when I get the time I’ll try to go back and add links to previous posts.
Me too! The more detail the better.
Thanks for the reply. Will do! 🙂