Reply With QuoteStraight out of the camera. No touching up, set to auto even!Originally Posted by armored_diplomacy
Naw, Sag Harbor in the Hamptons.
Straight out of the camera. No touching up, set to auto even!
Not bad for a shaky 87 year old.
Piece by piece this ol hot rodder has a dream that will hopefully come true one day.
The best way to cool off in this Midwest heat. I forget how many gallons per minute this pumps but it was by far the best sprinkler I've ever endured.
Who says you can't do a bit of maco with a telephoto lens.
And my fav. There was a water pump connected atleast 200 yards away from this tractor then anothe 75 or so yards away was the sprinkler (posted above). Not the most efficient way to water a field.
Chicago - Austin neighborhood.
Cheongnyangsan Mountain
photograph of paver bricks of varioussorts from Oklahoma and Texas
question, noted that some of you can get full size photos in your posts, using what appears to be user google content hosting? how does one find and use this, assuming it is a photo hosting site?
I would like to have my photos seen "full" size without using the thumbnail.
that is just beautiful!!! you cheat when you live near or travel to such beautiful places! just kidding! it is great photo, think I could live there.Cheongnyangsan Mountain
picassa.google.com HERE Free and easy, I use the editor (free download) as it does all I have time to do.photograph of paver bricks of various
question, noted that some of you can get full size photos in your posts, using what appears to be user google content hosting? how does one find and use this, assuming it is a photo hosting site?
I would like to have my photos seen "full" size without using the thumbnail.
I post in text format so setting the image size is easy i.e.
big https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-n...M/3RBoZOpnXAo/s640/1999-1820.jpg
bigger https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-n...M/3RBoZOpnXAo/s920/1999-1820.jpg
Thank you sir! Much appreciated.
As always, very interesting pictures in this thread.
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Commanding’s image appears as a thumbnail (smaller image) because of how the post was created though (probably the add image buttom that adds the “&thumb=1” bit).
See the red underline. If you set the “&thumb=1” to “&thumb=0”, or just remove the “&thumb=1” altogether then the link should display the full image.
If you use image tags (image tag = [img][/img], for example, [img]linktoimage[/img]) then so long as you use the direct link to the image between the tags (and the forum doesn’t automatically resize content) it should display at whatever size it was uploaded to.
^^Beautiful shots there, Willy! Especially like the first one. Islands in the sky.
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Last edited by silentpartner; 07-11-2012 at 08:19 AM.
Nice textures you've got there harryc. Really nice.
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