I noticed that also last night but I wasn't sure if it was just me because I was pretty tired.
It looks like you have the width and height set to specific values in the HTML, and the ratio of those values probably doesn't match the correct aspect ratio of the original image. If you only specify a set value for width or height, the browser should adjust the other value automatically so that the aspect ratio is maintained.
If I'm wrong on this, hopefully someone will correct me, but I'm pretty certain this works because I do this all the time on LJ to include pics in entries without them being huge.
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Date: 2009-10-08 04:42 pm (UTC)It looks like you have the width and height set to specific values in the HTML, and the ratio of those values probably doesn't match the correct aspect ratio of the original image. If you only specify a set value for width or height, the browser should adjust the other value automatically so that the aspect ratio is maintained.
If I'm wrong on this, hopefully someone will correct me, but I'm pretty certain this works because I do this all the time on LJ to include pics in entries without them being huge.
This HTML stuff gets easier over time, I swear.