Iphoto pics emailed too small

Pictures emailed from my Mac on Iphoto 08 are too small even though I sent them 'actual size.' Sent as 5.7MB, received as 151KB.

Add a photo to an Email and look at the bottom right of the Mail window. See the size indicator lower right?

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Thank you for your reply. I apologize for not adding more details. The photo I originally sent as a "large" file was 414 KB. When I switch to "actual" it is 2.3MB which I am assuming will work for the publication. I am only sending one photo at a time – one for each article. Thank you again. I expect the photo editor will let me know tomorrow if they have what they need. Fingers crossed.
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