So many mushrooms  by Zizounai 5737 views - final score: 62.5% | Coccinella septempunctata  by Denlig 4780 views - final score: 61.2% | Frog Collection  by chieflong 4816 views - final score: 60.9% |
Fungi  by friiskiwi 4518 views - final score: 60.6% | Birds  by friiskiwi 4487 views - final score: 60.6% | Seafood  by friiskiwi 1357 views - final score: 60.5% |
White flowers  by friiskiwi 1230 views - final score: 60.3% | Water drops in the garden  by Denlig 1098 views - final score: 60.2% | Yellow flowers  by Zizounai 1079 views - final score: 59.9% |
Flowering trees  by Zizounai 1196 views - final score: 58.5% | Sitting ducks  by dhoebeke 1911 views - final score: 58% |
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Nice collection, and well done, naming them.
Thank you for the kind words.
Too bad that the pictures are not in high resolution, one can not judge their qualities. There is also a small problem of size and alignment with the squares.
I put this together using PowerPoint and, frankly, it was a pain in the patoot. What method do you use/suggest?
The most important thing is that your square images all have the same size in pixels (600x600 for example)
If you want to make your image in powerpoint it is necessary to create a new square presentation of big size (a presentation of 80cmx80cm when exported will give an image of 3024x3024 pixels).
Then simply insert your square images side by side and align them with the powerpoint tools. For the example of the presentation of 80x80cm the images must make 16cm of side (80/5 = 16).
Once all your images are inserted you can add a margin between them. To do this, you must select all the images (do not group them) and then reduce their size to your liking.
It only remains to export the presentation in jpg format
Thanks for your detailed explanation, Denlig. It looks like I have some homework.
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