Images and Flowgrid Layouts in DW CS6

Hi All
Im reasonably new to Fluid Grid Layouts, how ever i have been playing around with them for a couple of weeks and have done ok ....i think.
The only problem i have is with my images, I have created a page with text and images however when i reduce the size of my browser window everything but the images work how i imagine,
the text flows fine and the page changes when it reduces to a certain size however my images all be it reduce with the size of the browser it jumps, so when the page is reduced the images are squished out of ratio until the page reaches tablet size then springs back in to proportion, the browser when reduced again squeezes out of ratio until it hits mobile phone size then springs back into proportion.
Is there anyway of making the pictures when the browser window is reduced to resize smoothly?
many Thanks

As I said above, remove the width="143" height="143" attributes from all of your images.  It will re-scale better.
Nancy O.

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