Windows 10: Why are some of my photos in Photo Album appearing as framed landscape picture?

I am using Photo Album to store my photos and noticed recently that some are appearing in the album as a landscape scene. I can't see anything in settings that may be causing this and it's very puzzling. I'm attaching a screenshot showing the situation. Any ideas what's causing this?

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Facebook photo albums not appearing

I have enabled facebook on my WP7 (samsung focus) but for some reason I am unable to have my photos appear in my pictures hub



I have my fb albums privacy set to friends only. I have even set some to public just to see if that was the problem with no success. Some of my friends photos appear in the pictures hub under new but my photos do not appear anywhere including:

• all
• date
• favorites

Does anyone know if there is a setting I could adjust to get the photos to appear in th picture hub.

 

Why did the photos app auto-create a random photo album?

The automatic album creation is a new feature:

(Source: Microsoft documentation.) It didn't add all the photos taken on that date because it thought some were too similar to others:

Date and time are definitely taken into account when grouping the photos; a CNET article suggests there might be more complex logic too:

The location would be determined from information embedded in the picture by the device that took it.

Concerning the uninvited appearance of the app: That seems to be a bug experienced by many people with the management of Universal app processes. For some, it's caused by a certain version of DisplayFusion.

 

Wireless photo frame connection to a private ovi album?

Hi!



I'd like to get a wireless photo frame for home (currently considering Samsung SPF-105V), and give some to close relatives as well. I'd like to configure them so that I can upload a picture from my phone to a private family album in Share on Ovi, after which
that picture should appear on all the wireless frames tracking my photo album.



Now the issues / problems:



1) I found http://share.ovi.com/feeds/ and was able to connect to RSS feeds on my public albums, private of course not. There's currently a mechanism to send an email link to a private album to a
non-registered user, but I'm not aware of a way to construct an RSS or atom feed address in a same way?? I wouldn't need any tight security for this purpose, just keep the photos out of publically searchable indices would be fine. So, a similar solution as
the mail-in "!passwd" postfix in the address and no appearance in the Share on Ovi public feeds or searches would be enough.



2) As alternative solutions, the Samsung frame seems to have special support for Microsoft Live Spaces. I'm not currently using that so no big interest to do so for this purpose. Frame channel (http://www.framechannel.com/)
has mail-in support for adding pictures to the feed, but it seems that the incoming pictures must be separately approved by channel owner, which seems like unnecessary extra effort in this case.



Any creative solutions around?



Thanks!