I think the large image looks a lot better then the smaller thumbnail.
Happy for any comments.
Russell
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Whilst out and about yesterday, I spotted a clump of these trees in full bloom in reasonably early morning sun.
I think the large image looks a lot better then the smaller thumbnail.
Happy for any comments. Russell Last edited by rflower on Sun Oct 08, 2006 11:59 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Russell - image comes up with an x, and if I go to google, the photo is forbidden
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I guess that answers the question about Google Picasa ... Being a newbie and just starting to get into posting images on the net are there any suggestions as to image hosting sites (and potential costs) ... I will post the pictures elsewhere Thanks. Russell
Rusell, you may want to take a look at Zenfolio, Smugmug, or PBase for hosting services. They will all be on charging services, but worth the money overall.
Zenfolio link is down at my sig: if you need a discount code, just send me a PM.
Good thing about photobucket is that directly under your photo there are 3 items, the URL, the TAG and the IMG.
I just highlight the IMG, right click, press copy and then paste it into a message here. Easy. Oh, don't forget the maximum size allowed here is 800 pixels on the longest side. __________
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