Photos Of Nature Where You Live

[Iam]

Cath,
I know how to put the photos in the body of the post and how to enlarge them. What I don't know is how to NOT have the original attachments show below. Could you walk me thru how you attach your photos?

 

[Sandra]

Iam....I use Phtobucket to load the pics. Then copy the addy and insert into here.
Put your mouse on top of the pic on Photobucket site but don't click on the pic. Then the menu will come up. Right click on direct link and copy..
Then left click on insert on this site. In the insert menu then right click and paste then click post.

 

[CraftyCath]

All I do Iam is click on the 'upload a file' option and choose a photo from my 'My Photos' on my computer. Once the bar has fully uploaded choose the 'Full Image' option and it should come up in full. Like this other one from the Fairy Glen...

 

[Sandra]

I didn't see you online when I posted CraftyCath. I have been flipping windows watching the truck chase. But it just went offline.

 

[CraftyCath]

That's OK Sandra. I need to upload my photos to something like photobucket so your advice will be useful. Maybe Iam and others use an online uploader so your advice is valid.

 

[Iam]

Hmmm.....I use flicker Sandra. I tried just pulling the photo over, let's see if that works. Cath, I have done the same thing with the enlarge. What I don't like is that the original insert photos still show below the post. AWESOME it worked!

 

[CraftyCath]

...and an amazing photo it is too Iam!!

 

[Iam]

Aww thanks Cath. Seems you and I both like photos of paths and stairs ;) It's in the redwood forest in NW America on the coastal border between California and Oregon. An AMAZING place! If you've seen the Starwars movies, this is where they shot the forest attack seen in one of them.

 

[CraftyCath]

Sequoia trees are amazing! There are a few over here but they don't grow that big - must be the weather!!! LOL Love the Star Wars films - Ewoks in the Forest of Endor! LOL

P.S. I have family near Sacramento.

 

[Saphy]

Here's one more from Boston. It used to be my phone wallpaper for a while. As a kid, I really loved dandelions. :D

Here's two more of a two toned flower which was amazing to look at. Made me think of myself as definitely two toned, if not more. (Not in a bipolar sense, but a more complex sense where white is what I show but deep down I'm more of a blood-stained red.) (One is cartooned by my phone's camera sketch mode.)

 

[Sandra]

Whatever works. :tup:

 

[Sandra]

Here are a couple of pics of the little bridge on the local trail near me.
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