Strange jpg
 

I have a JPG on one of my sites that looks fine when the page loads on IE 8, but when I load the page in FireFox 11 it looks like a jpg that has been uploaded in binary mode rather than ASCII. Does anyone know what is happening as although I am prepared to accept that I probably have screwed up somewhere, I cannot think of anything I can have done that would have different results in different browsers. The jpg is:
http://www.bondage-and-torture-blog....minatrix-2.jpg

http://www.bondage-and-torture-blog....minatrix-2.jpg

Sorry, forgot to tell you that the jpg should be a picture of a woman from the waist up and a man from the shoulders up with the words "Mistress Of Planet Dominatrix. In a world where women rule and men are just slaves, She holds supreme power".

jpg renders ok in firefox 19. What's the blurry part of the pic above the guys head?

Renders on my iPhone but the yellow text is very jagged.

Thanks.

RE: "blurry part of the pic above the guys head" There is a slightly out of focus tree behind them, do you mean that?

yup, i thought maybe you photo-chopped someone out of the picture :)

Yes, you are correct, I had forgotten that. There was a "random walker" in the background who I had to wipe out. However, I'm impressed that you can tell that from the banner, it is so damn small and mostly covered in text, that I did not think anyone would notice.

Firefox, Safari and Chrome on the Mac all show the yellow text a bit jagged. Also the woman's white top but maybe that's actually supposed to be rough-edged.








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Yup. I spent a lot of time creating that jagged edged top and also (although this is not so obvious from the small picture used in the banner) increasing the size of the woman's breasts.

The work involved in the initial marketing push for the bloody book genuinely took more of my time than actually writing the damn thing!