One of the more interesting tricks I've learnt is to get web browsers to change an image to a different one if you run the mouse over it. This requires Javascript, and thus won't work with RSS feeds. I find it amazing how two images can look almost the same when placed next to each other, but when they alternate in the same place things can be very different. The following two images show this: at first glance, they look identical, but run the mouse over either, and it is replaced by the other image, showing the differences between the two. This probably works better if you click on one of the images to enlarge it.

Image title: north view panorama          Dimensions:          9145 x 1946, 4112 kB Make a single page with this image Hide this image Make this image a thumbnail Make thumbnails of all images on this page Make this image small again Display small version of all images on this page All images taken on Saturday, 5 May 2012, thumbnails          All images taken on Saturday, 5 May 2012, small Diary entry for Saturday, 5 May 2012 Complete exposure details

 

Image title: north view panorama dup          Dimensions:          9144 x 1947, 4180 kB Make a single page with this image Hide this image Make this image a thumbnail Make thumbnails of all images on this page Make this image small again Display small version of all images on this page All images taken on Saturday, 5 May 2012, thumbnails          All images taken on Saturday, 5 May 2012, small Diary entry for Saturday, 5 May 2012 Complete exposure details

 

If this doesn't work for you, you probably have Javascript disabled. If you think this isn't the case, please contact me.