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On Alterations: If your image is more than 750x750 pixels, I will probably reduce it to a size I feel is more fitting. If it is a large picture, and/or the kitty is a small portion of the image, and the remainder does not appear to be relative, I will probably crop it. If you have placed a © or other relevant mark on the picture, I WILL NOT alter the image other than resizing. If the picture appears overexposed, or underexposed, if I feel like adjusting it, I will attempt to correct it -slightly-. While I am not too bad at photo altering, I am no Guru... If the filesize is over a certain amount (which is variable), I will adjust the compression slightly for a better size. This is not just to conserve my bandwidth, but everyone's overall. While a 3200x2400 lossless tiff is awesome for making prints, on the web, its a big DL on even broadband.

Hey, for those of you who've been uploading pics pretty much direct from your digital cameras, and wondering why it takes sometimes a -FEW DAYS- for your picture to appear, while others are up within hours? Well, when I am approving, any picture that is -REALLY- big, I will put into a holding pattern, until my weekly set aside time to resize/alter the pictures that didn't make the cut due to size. One downside of all those spiffy 4 or 6 megapixel cameras, 3000x2000 images...

What is allowed? Puppy pictures, dog pictures, cute fluffy canine friends... If it's cats you want, you can always check out our "Counterpart." but, this, is PuppyBreak. Please, only puppies, or Experienced Puppies. (Dogs)