Trying to upload pics again

[mrstravis]

This is just a test to see if I can upload pics correctly this time. Feel free to C&C.001.JPG | Photoshop.com

023.JPG | Photoshop.com

040.JPG | Photoshop.com

 

[The_Traveler]

You need to put your pictures on a site like photobucket, imageshack or flickr (all free) that allow hot-linking.
Thus the pictures can be seen in the thread rather than people going outside to look at them.

At the top of the Beginners Forum there is a sticky that tells all about this.

 

[MissCream]

You need to put your pictures on a site like photobucket, imageshack or flickr (all free) that allow hot-linking.
Thus the pictures can be seen in the thread rather than people going outside to look at them.

At the top of the Beginners Forum there is a sticky that tells all about this.

Oh she knows, she's printed it out and followed it step by step.....lol

 

[MissCream]

Go to Photobucket.

Sign in or create an account

Upload a picture

Go to your uploaded pictures

Click the IMG code to your picture

Paste the IMG code to your picture on here.

 

[mrstravis]

I was trying to avoid creating another web page for the sole purpose of uploading pics to this forum, but apparently it's inevitable.

 

[MissCream]

What!? You don't need to create a web page... Look I can post your picture in 2 seconds.

 

[MissCream]

 

[MissCream]

Without the spaces.

 

[mrstravis]

Correction, I was trying to avoid signing up for something else just to post pics on here. What's the best one, flickr, photo bucket?

 

[MissCream]

I much prefer Flikr

 

[mrstravis]

Ok, stay tuned, I'm gonna try this again. Lol

 

[The_Traveler]

re: this picture.

The WB is off - surf generally isn't blue and there is no point of interest to look at.

 

[mrstravis]

The pic was taken in natural light on the beach and hasn't been edited in any way. Do you think I need to change the saturation to make the water look less blue? However, changing the saturation will also change the color of the sand.

 

[The_Traveler]

The pic was taken in natural light on the beach and hasn't been edited in any way. Do you think I need to change the saturation to make the water look less blue? However, changing the saturation will also change the color of the sand.

read this Introduction to White Balance

 

[KmH]

I prefer Photobucket, and others prefer Smugmug. They each have their pluses and minuses.

I hate the bloggy look, colors, and feel of Flickr. Flickr reminds me of some high school junior's make a web page project that earned a C- grade.