I am using a snippet of code found here at the monestary to display photos on the web based on the file's time stamp. The code works great except for the fact that the first image diplayed is a dot (.) How can I eliminate this? TIA for any suggestions. 
#!/usr/bin/perl

   use File::Find;

   $photo_dir = '/path/to/public_html/photos';

   $photo_url = "http://www.foo.com/photos";

   print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";

   find(\&wanted, $photo_dir);

      sub wanted {
             if ( (stat $_)[9] > time() - (86400 * 1) ) { # all pics w
+ithin the past 24 hours
             print "<img src=\"$photo_url/$_\" height=150 width=150><p
+>\n";
                 }
             }

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