G'day Erno, when you upload a photo from your harddrive like your thunbnail image shown here, before you click post your "post" or "submit" place the cursor on the small thumbnail image and double click, an option page then appears and one of the options is image size just click large image and then post your reply.Originally Posted by erno james
I would have to guess that these three oak trees sitting atop this knoll are 100 yrs old, maybe more. This image was made near Folsom, Ca on October 5, 2012. In the gold rush days, the Pony Express ran through this area, as downtown Folsom is located a mere 10 miles away. The California Gold Rush began in 1849 about 30 miles away from this very spot. Perhaps these old oaks were even around during that historic era.
Canon 7D | ISO 100 | f/11 | 0.4 sec | ultrawide angle lens | 3-stop reverse GND
PS: If somebody knows how to convert this to the proper viewing size for this website, much obliged. Thanks, Erno
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ernogy/...ream/lightbox/
The other method is to upload your image from Flickr as "Ham" suggested.
Open your Flickr image and select share.
Go to Grab HTML/BBCode, make sure Large size is selected and just below that there is an option of either HTML code or BBCode, click the BBCode option.
Then, single left click on all the code in the box to highlight it then, right click and select copy.
Then move back to this site and type in exactly this,
[img]
Then right click your mouse and select "paste" and paste the code immeciately after the square bracket.
Then directly after all the code has copied into place, type exactly this,
[/img]
Then hit "post reply" and your Flickr image will upload as the large size straight to here. Then as you know your uploaded image has the link embedded in it to take people straight to your Flickr page if they click on that image. Important that there are no spaces and you type it in exactly that format.
I needed this explained to me in depth and this style of uploading images with the square brackets and img and /img typed between them and the code copied between the two bracket commands works on a lot of other forums to post images. So once you get the hang of it it becomes very usable.
I have a Windows computer and that's how it works for me.
Cheers,
Steve
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