Hi Tyler (and all who post pictures on the U-A Gallery), Since I didn't see a reply from Cynthia I did a bit of digging to find an answer to the problem that is causing problems with getting to your M101 pictures. The only thing I could find is how big (as measured in pixels) the picture is. Go to the second page of my album: http://gallery.utahastronomy.com/main.php?g2_itemId=10620&g2_page=2 There you will see several versions of your M101 luminance shot. Note each title includes a number. For example the first is entitled "M101Lum500" while the next is "M101Lum1000" and so on. The number denotes how many pixels the main image is wide (I changed the size of each image in PhotoShop Elements). If your browser works like mine you'll find that if you click on any of the images up through "M101Lum1500" the corresponding large image displays fine. However, when you click on the last one, M101Lum1555, the large image does not display. That last one, BTW, is an "unshrunk" version of the one you posted to your gallery. So apparently the system does not work well with pictures with a dimension larger than 1,500 pixels. In fact, when I got above 1,000 the system starting acting up. It still loaded and displayed all but the largest images but did not seem to like it. Maybe best to keep images at 1,000 or smaller. Please let me know once you've checked my test images to see if you get the same result so I can remove them from my gallery. If you get the same result you might want to remove the full sized "M101 Luminance" shot and it's RGB cousin and replace them with versions of 1,000 pixel width or less. BTW, the RGB version really is incredible! Ok, it's been a long night. Time to turn in. Good night all! patrick :)