Dunes, Death Valley National Park.

@cliffordbeshers More triangles, I see. 😀

@Miraz Yes!

@cliffordbeshers Beautiful photo! What was the temperature outside?

@cliffordbeshers Beautiful. I zoomed in, but because of the compression I can’t tell if there is a person at the top of the dune ridge or not.

@val Maybe 50F near sunset?

@odd Two, I think, but they werre so small I didn’t see them in real time, only when editing.

@cliffordbeshers ✨ How do I see this larger?

@cdevroe in the web interface, click the image. That stilll isn‘t the full resolution I upload, but it is the best I’ve figured out so far.

@cliffordbeshers Oh! I didn’t realize the Mac app didn’t load the full resolution image after clicking on it. That is odd @manton?

Beautiful image. Love the cool tones and dof.

@cdevroe @cliffordbeshers Yeah, Micro.blog just doesn’t store the full resolution image. The Mac app will load whatever is there. (Great photo!)

@cliffordbeshers great photo! Also, a place I have not been before, I think I need to add it to the list.

@manton question about this, when I see this image in my timeline it’s the width of the column (of course), when I drag the image to desktop it’s 999667. But when I double-click on the image and open in a separate window it’s about 430290 and it doesn’t become any larger if I resize the window (all in micro.blog app). My expectation was that the window would show the image in it’s max size not in a smaller size than in the timeline.

@manton @cliffordbeshers So, for me, on this post, the Mac app loads a small image, but the web app loads a large image.

@jemostrom We often display images at half the full resolution because most screens pack twice the pixels in, so showing it that way provides all the detail possible. Which app are you using? Mac should keep zooming in if you resize the window.

@cdevroe Huh, so it does. That’s weird. Lemme check.

@manton micro.blog for macOS. Yes, but in this case the display in the separate window is less than half of the max size of the image, and I can’t change the photo size. I can change the window size but that doesn’t affect the photo size, I also tried command-+ but that doesn’t work.

@jemostrom Sorry, you’re right. This seems to be happening to some images but not others. I’m sure it’s something we can fix.

@cdevroe @cliffordbeshers @jemostrom I’m testing a Mac fix for this. Download a beta here if anyone wants to follow along.

@manton 👍🏻 This version works the way I expected.

@cliffordbeshers Love it. Mesquite Dunes, right? Spent a night near there. Surreal.