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[featherxquill]

Because Judi Dench is teh lurve.










This one is based on artwork by A. Tuis, used with permission. Please credit the artist if taking.



Comments/credit appreciated.

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[minerva-fan.livejournal.com]

LOL at the Maggie/Judi icon. Just wrote two pages of my Charlotte Bartlett/Eleanor Lavish (A Room with a View) femmeslash story. It's going fairly well, and I should post it tomorrow or Monday, if all continues as planned. ;)

[tetleybag.livejournal.com]

Oooh, do, pretty please! As it happens, I just borrowed that film from the library and watched it with gf this very evening. The scene where they get lost in Florence... <3333

[featherxquill.livejournal.com]

Woohoo! *grins stupidly* Can't wait! :-D

[tetleybag.livejournal.com]

Love them! Especially the last one, although I don't get the reference. :)

And the one you're using for this post!

(Just a minor thing: have you considered stretching the base pics for the three above the love bar horizontally a little bit? Or are they supposed to be extra narrow?)

[featherxquill.livejournal.com]

*grins* Judi's dress in 'Chronicles of Riddick' was made enitrely from crushed Swarovski crystal. Don't know quite how you make a dress from crystals, but yeah.

Nabbed the one for the post from another member over at damejudi which seriously needs more members

Those were my first attempts at screencaps, and the program warped them a little. I wasn't sure how noticeable it was. Thanks for mentioning.

[tetleybag.livejournal.com]

Yeah, screencaps do that to you. I've had hours of fun with that, too, until I found something nice:

If you use PowerDVD, there's a function in the configuration menu (CTRL-C). Under "player settings" (my guess at what it might be called because I have the German edition) you can click "advanced", where you find a tab for screenshots. At the bottom of that window you can define the size of the screencap. I use 1068 x 576 for widescreen and 1068 x 768 for TV format, but I don't know if the standards differ from country to country.

Just in case it might help ;)