photobod wrote: I have noticed something strange on my computer screen (no not my reflection), I click on reply to topic and go through the due process, but I have noticed that when I click submit, there is a box at the top of the screen and a symbol within that circles around with an arrow, if it goes anti clockwise and is coloured black, the photo times out, sometimes within a few seconds it reverses and goes clockwise and changes colour to green, then after a minute loads the photograph after about one minute, if it starts off clockwise in the colour green, then, if I take my hand of the mouse it freezes, when I touch the mouse off it goes again, sometimes I have to keep moving the mouse until it has uploaded the photo, does this happen to anyone else and could it be a common problem and hence the reason why some people cant get there photos on here. ???????.
I'll have what he's having!
Sounds like a connection problem, either with the site or your ISP. The circular action usually means it's waiting. The black may mean the connection is lost.
This fellow was close to his nesting partner. He gave me a great big slow display as though he was trying to distract me from their nest. Seeing the print and his close scrutiny of me - I think he was doing just that.
This is awesome! I just have to say I am so glad I am not judging this contest, after seeing all the pictures I could not pick the top ones, I have never seen such a collection of awesome photographs!
I really don't understand this error. I was uploading photographs last week and all worked well, and no suddenly in the last 5 days I am getting errors everyday.
I have done nothing different and photos are less than 2mb!!
Just for the heck of it, try renaming them. I had 5 photos do the same thing and i renamed them and all 5 of them then posted... worth a shot anyway...
I feel ya Daisy, same thing here and I'll try that myself Karl and see if that fixes anything. but it will have to wait until later, I need to do some running around here shortly.
Beautiful! Where was this taken? I love dolphins11
This was shot at Sea World. The crop was what came out of the camera. Like so many wildlife shots you take what is offered. I did like the shot though and tried to talk the dolphin into posing for me again when I was not so zoomed in on him...
“Amateurs worry about equipment, professionals worry about money, masters worry about light, I just make pictures… ” ~ Vernon Trent
Well I give up... keeps showing 'fake-path' etc. - it can't seem to access anything I have on my computer, the media card, whatever. Every time I click on Add File the message box is highlighted pink/red and I don't remember that happening when I was first on the board. Seems like other 'technical difficulties' on the board have been resolved so maybe this will be figured out.
icepics wrote: Well I give up... keeps showing 'fake-path' etc. - it can't seem to access anything I have on my computer, the media card, whatever. Every time I click on Add File the message box is highlighted pink/red and I don't remember that happening when I was first on the board. Seems like other 'technical difficulties' on the board have been resolved so maybe this will be figured out.
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this photo deserves three tens
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