I don't want images resized

Why does Safari resize images (jpegs) when I change the text size? it's been like this for years, but I remember when it wasn't. I am a photographer and I painstakingly prepare my images for web presentation. They are sharpened properly for the size I save them. If I'm viewing an image that is 500 x 700 pixels, it should always show up at that size regardless of the text. When I view photographs within Safari, and I need to change the text size, I do not want the image size to change. How do I do that?

Hi Jeffrey,
From your Safari menu bar click View / Zoom Text Only.
Then press Command + or - to change text size.
Carolyn

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