Apparently the script does not like Zenfolio, all I keep getting is “Images cannot be smaller than 9 by 9 pixels.”
I took a quick look, fluffy, and yes, it’s due to the way that Zenfolio displays your images so that they can’t be right-clicked and saved. For example, here’s what an image element on your thumbnail page looks like:
<img class="pv-img" id="ctl03_PhotoGrid_i1-img" width="200" height="106"
style="background-image:url(/cdn/pub/lhkaey3gc5zx/0/null/m/lxf9tmowbjy1lj3n7xcd/s8/v76/p1466129156-11.jpg?sn=&tk=fdqXOQzQgw9snO8XDde4CdQ9rhslCIdutexGqaRyQbs=);"
src="https://cdn.zenfolio.net/zf/img/null.gif">
I don’t know if you know any HTML, but what they’re doing is telling the browser that the image source is “null.gif” (a small empty image, which is why Google complains about its size). They explicitly set the size of the image and then set its background to your actual image. Since null.gif is small and transparent, your image shows through like usual but if you right-click it, you’ll save null.gif. Rather clever, actually.
You can try the thumbnails for your contests at Bibliostats. It seems to work really well regardless of image size (see for example the small avatar-sized version of a shot it found in my previous post).
I can tell you that your liquid tulip is on the pinterest site. There seems to be a collection of Fark-related pinterest boards like that one, so it may be something “officially” tied in with Fark. But I don’t know who chooses what gets “pinned”.
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