Question on Posting Photos on this Website

Ian

Administrator
Joined
Mar 24, 2012
Messages
1,525
Reaction score
1,111
Location
Manchester
Hardiness Zone
9a
Country
United Kingdom
Hi @roadrunner - you should be able to upload photos to the site directly, making it much easier than using a photosharing site. You can use the "upload a file" button underneath the text editor to attach photos :). Let me know if there are any problems!
 
Joined
Feb 2, 2014
Messages
11,484
Reaction score
5,590
Location
La Porte Texas
Hardiness Zone
8b
Country
United States
Just click on Upload a file, go to your computers pictures, find the one you want to upload, open it and thats all you have to do.
 
Joined
Jan 5, 2017
Messages
1,513
Reaction score
1,341
Location
Atlantic Beach, Fl
Hardiness Zone
9a
Country
United States
007.JPG
Testing...
 
Last edited:
Joined
Jan 5, 2017
Messages
1,513
Reaction score
1,341
Location
Atlantic Beach, Fl
Hardiness Zone
9a
Country
United States
Thanks y'all, this will do until I find another website for storing photos, but actually I'm thinking of just storing them myself, for now at least.
 

MaryMary

Quite Contrary
Joined
May 17, 2016
Messages
2,241
Reaction score
3,251
Location
Southwestern Ohio
Hardiness Zone
6
Country
United States
What a beautiful bird, @roadrunner!! What is it? (You should put it in "Animals in your garden," so everyone can see it!! (y).)


After you upload your file, you should have a choice whether to make it a thumbnail or a full image. :)
 
Joined
Jan 5, 2017
Messages
1,513
Reaction score
1,341
Location
Atlantic Beach, Fl
Hardiness Zone
9a
Country
United States
What a beautiful bird, @roadrunner!! What is it? (You should put it in "Animals in your garden," so everyone can see it!! (y).)


After you upload your file, you should have a choice whether to make it a thumbnail or a full image. :)
I just tested that and it worked, thanks, I was curious if I could make it a full image...

I believe it's a Northern Parula (from my investigation). I'm trying to ID all the birds that visit my yard to eat the berries, seeds and insects. The problem is that between the heavy foliage in my yard and the furious movement of these small birds, it's very difficult to get a good pic.

The picture of the Northern Parula was taken only 5-6 feet away from me while he was jumping all around my Meyer lemon tree eating insects off the underside of the leaves. He was not concerned with me in the least; I probalby took 20 shots, but that's the only decent picture.


Much easier to take pics of the larger birds, they don't move as much:LOL:

08-18-2017.JPG
 
Joined
Feb 2, 2016
Messages
1,803
Reaction score
2,058
Location
Colima, Mexico
Hardiness Zone
USDA Zone 11
Country
Mexico
Beautiful photos @roadrunner:) I have never understood the value of having a photo storage site. It seems to me that those sites reap the benefits. I keep current photos readily available and older photos i move to flash drives. No 3rd parties required. No problems.(y)
 

alp

Joined
Mar 20, 2017
Messages
15,314
Reaction score
15,328
Location
Essex
Showcase(s):
3
Hardiness Zone
9b
Country
United Kingdom
You can upload several photos at the same time, by holding down, Control or shift key .. Control key when the photos are not next to each other. I might be wrong, but trials and errors ..
 

Colin

Retired.
Joined
Sep 17, 2017
Messages
1,663
Reaction score
2,541
Location
Huddersfield.
Hardiness Zone
7
Country
United Kingdom
Hi,

What wonderful bird pictures. (y)

I post pictures on a number of forums and generally there is a limit on the file size so I use;

https://www.gimp.org/

This is a free trusted download I've used for years; I can easily adjust colour brightness and contrast but I also resize my pictures to 1040 x 780 which seems to suit all the forums I use.

http://downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/en/products/166/ViewNX_2.html

When I use my DSLR camera I have to convert its file from NEF to JPG using "View NX 2".

Kind regards, Colin.
 

Ask a Question

Want to reply to this thread or ask your own question?

You'll need to choose a username for the site, which only take a couple of moments. After that, you can post your question and our members will help you out.

Ask a Question

Members online

No members online now.

Forum statistics

Threads
26,741
Messages
257,963
Members
13,318
Latest member
chiefcommander

Latest Threads

Top