to cold for the scoots so took the ATV out

[big bear]

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my grizzly 350

[big bear]

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[Old Grinner]

Rugged machinery!

It's good that you've got places to use it where you live.

[big bear]

theres an ATV club 5 miles away with 1000 acres of trails in the summer i leave my ATV there at the club and ride back and forth on the scoots

[big bear]

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crossing a bridge over yellow creek deep in the woods near heilwood on the 2007 suzuki eiger 400

[big bear]

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[Old Grinner]

Good effort but it looks like your camera is stuck on "telephoto" or something . . .. Did you ever use an edit feature in Windows?

First thing though is to always make sure you have one or more "backed up" extra copies of your original photo file in case you decide to edit a copy and screw something up beyond repair. Always keep your backed up copies in a separate folder so there is no chance of accidentally deleting or changing them.

Try editing or resizing in Windows "Paint" perhaps? You can find it in "Windows Accessories" by clicking on the Windows Start Button (looks like a window pain on the lower left of your "Task Bar" which for most people is chosen to be located at the bottom of the screen). You will have to scroll down . . . the features are listed alphabetically. When you get to Windows Accessories click on that to drill down and you will see "Paint" listed there. Choose (click on) Paint. Open the photo file in Paint and go from there . . ..

You can also get to "Paint" other ways.

Here is a link to a "How to" page for using "Paint". You have to scroll way down to get to the resizing a photo instructions. But on the way you will see how much you can do with the program.

https://www.wikihow.com/Use-Microsoft-Paint-in-Windows

Good luck!

Others can chime in here as well with any tips. I'm not an expert.

[big bear]

the problem im having is the original picture is way to big to post it makes me cut it down so much it if theres a way i can take smaller orginal pictures it would be better

[halluinoid]

yeah I'm with you there Big Bear, a familiar problem

actually that crap program "Paint" is good for one thing, resizing so that would do it (I used it for that exact reason before)

[big bear]

im thinking if i stand farther back and take the picture it might work out better

[WhiteNoise]

"Who's Zooming Who?" (rip Aretha)

Sometimes it's as simple as this....
And I know it's such an obvious question, but here goes anywho.
Are you by chance taking pictures with the "zoom" feature "zoomed" in on your objects/subjects?
"Zooming" will do all the wrong that you're seeing in you photos above.
You're Too Close my friend, our noses shouldn't be touching

Go Look at your camera ( or were these taken using your mobile phone?) No matter, check and correct the setting if you find Zoom (too zoomed) or full throttle

Please say it was as simples as this (praying emoji)

[big bear]

ill try taking more pics tommorow see how they work out

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[Old Grinner]

Looks like you had a good ride in that Winter landscape.

Snow covered icy spots can be a real hoot!

[big bear]

needed the 4 wheel drive in a few spots