Attached a pic (jpeg) to a mail message it automatically down sizes image

Why when I Attached a pic (jpeg) to a mail message it automatically down sizes image?
I want to send the acatual jpeg (3meg) not a down sized representation.
(I dont want to put in iphot as it's not a photo it's a good-resolution artwork image.)
Please please, how do i attached afile without it automaticlly being downsized??
Jules.

I have same issue , no matter how I attach an art image from iphoto and choose actual image it automatically downsizes it , I cant send a 3mb picture and it has to go out in jpeg , I also use mobile me , nothing works, any help thanks

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