FMVPhotography wrote: OK maybe I'm being stupid here - I want to post an image in the body so as you have mentioned I should use the image link button. What am I putting in there for size and the actual link address? It's in my albums on here but when I paste that address just the text appears.
As you can tell I do not have much experience with forums!
The fact that you are inexperience in forums simply means that up until now you have actually had a life...
I'm thinking the image link icons are not your answer. Below the text box you use for posting. Click on the Add File button in the attachments section. Once you upload a file another couple of buttons will appear... Remove File and Insert. This will place the image into the body of your post.
“Amateurs worry about equipment, professionals worry about money, masters worry about light, I just make pictures… ” ~ Vernon Trent
Just took some photo's for a friends fundraiser to support the NMSS. They had a car club out there......not as many cars as last year. I was able to take a couple shots of the cars, here's one of them and then again in b&w. First time I've photographed cars.....as you can tell.
jpenas wrote: Just took some photo's for a friends fundraiser to support the NMSS. They had a car club out there......not as many cars as last year. I was able to take a couple shots of the cars, here's one of them and then again in b&w. First time I've photographed cars.....as you can tell.
I find the background too distracting (the sign). Perhaps a shallower DOF would be ideal?!
jpenas wrote: Just took some photo's for a friends fundraiser to support the NMSS. They had a car club out there......not as many cars as last year. I was able to take a couple shots of the cars, here's one of them and then again in b&w. First time I've photographed cars.....as you can tell.
I find the background too distracting (the sign). Perhaps a shallower DOF would be ideal?!
Last I saw, this was not a critique thread. It's a thread to display the last photo one took.
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