Went to visit friends from NJ as they visited their property in Winchester, NH. I have gone over a couple of times in the last 2 years to help them clear and stack brush, while others cut trees down. They have been disappointed that the company they hired to remove stumps and rocks, then grade hadn't been up to do the job yet. 5 minutes after I arrived, a machine showed up and started working. The land owners were really happy with this surprise.
I don't know what algorithm Typepad uses to upload a group of pictures, but even though they are numbered, and I clicked on them in order, the order is all messed up. I don't feel like re-ordering, so it is what it is. I also don't feel like going and turning those pics to right side up. It annoys me that this is the only website that shows landscape pics sideways when they are uploaded.
What a toy, that bad boy would make, eh? It gets a lot of work done in short order. You brought your friends good luck!
A couple of weeks ago, I saw one of those little helpful hints from Typepad on what to do if our photos upload sidewise; but, since it's nearly never been a problem for me, I ignored it. It may have something to do with photos' being taken on a phone??? I seem to recall having sidewise issues a few years ago - possibly when we came to see you and I took photos with your dad's phone. I dunno.
As to arranging photos: It sucks that I've never been able to figure out Typepad's algorithms for that, either. My photo listings, on which I am a year or two behind, likewise come out higgly-piggly.
Posted by: Cop Car | October 17, 2021 at 09:07 AM
I'm sure it is because3 it is on a phone, but I load the same photos to a couple of forums and they load fine. So I'm sure there is a way for me not to save a "turned" picture to have it upload it to Typepad. That is what I usually do, but I reduced 45 pictures yesterday morning for posting. I didn't have the patience to further mess with them. I really don't need 3 of the same image running around on my computer (the original full size, the reduced, then the reduced-turned picture).
Posted by: bogie | October 18, 2021 at 03:43 AM
Interestingly, if I click on the sideways picture, the pop-up comes out the right way.
Posted by: bogie | October 18, 2021 at 03:44 AM
This is what I had seen:
"Many mobile devices store an image's orientation in the EXIF metadata. EXIF stands for Exchangeable Image File Format - and there are still platforms that are not capable of reading this information such as image orientation."
Are Your Images Uploading Sideways? Here's A Quick Image Tip.
Obviously, I know nothing about phone photos, myself.
Posted by: Cop Car | October 18, 2021 at 05:01 AM
P.S. Aren't you proud of me for not pointing out that the toy in your photos is a CAT, not a Dog?
Posted by: Cop Car | October 18, 2021 at 05:02 AM
LOL - I never even thought of that being a Cat
Posted by: bogie | October 23, 2021 at 04:46 AM