Yes I know they are saved on the SD card but I have an icon that says back up. I click it and it backs up my whole phone to a file and it puts that file on the SD card, does that make sense? I restored my phone once to test it out. After I factory reset my phone I clicked back up and then I could click restore and it let me select that file it made on the SD card and it restored all my settings, photos and everything just the way I had it before I wiped my phone out, even my address book too and everything in my note pad as I keep a lot of notes on my phone. Also it backed up my games at the current level. If you are on level 200 of candy crush you do not want to loose that as it takes forever to get there again. If my phone died and I got another the same I could just put the SD card in and go to back up and click restore and select that file and the new phone would have all the same settings, background, notes and everything just the way I had it on the phone that died so that is why I like back up for me. I have my phone very customized and don't want to have to play around setting it all up again if something were to happen. I don't have to back up everything I can pick and choose so if I only wanted to back up photos I could but I do everything and I can make multiple back ups on different dates then just pick a date I want to restore too but I usually just over ride the one file every time so I have a current back up of the way my phone is. Mary

It's really hard to see anything but I think I can make out something that looks like a wood rush of some description - Luzula species. They are perennial so they will have been there a while - you just noticed them because they're flowering. Further than that I can't help you. A close up of the flower is vital to id them.

The camera icon labeled Photo no longer works for me (for at least a month) (Opera browser). But I have luck using the house icon labed Houzz Photo. First I place a copy of my edited photo on the outer area of the desktop. I keep my browser window smaller than my screen so I can drag the photo into the dotted square. Sometimes it takes 20 sec. + to appear. Heavy traffic? After it appears click on insert button. Houzz reduces the pictures to 500 pixels width. Mine are usually wider and the program Houzz uses to resize them is very good. You can click on a photo in a post and it will open to its pre-Houzz-resizing. Better able to see detail. So I'd rather use a slightly larger size.

I don't think their is a size restriction any longer as I just uploaded a few photos and they were originals as I didn't resize them. I think this forum does it automatically for you.