Emailing photos from iOS4

I have a 16gb 3GS. After upgrading to iOS4 I can no longer send photo that I take with the camera. It appears to create the e-mail and then asks me for the size. When I select a size it takes the rsponse and then just sits there and does nothing. If I go to the outbox in mail, the e-mail is there and can be sent from there but not from the photo application. My spouse's iPhone4 sends the pictures with no problem. Is there a setting that has been changed? Thanks for any help!

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