Downloading photo test

[Jimbrown]

"How did you do that?"

Photo shop fill flash crop sharpen.

Here is a freebee that will do the same thing.

IrfanView - Official Homepage - one of the most popular viewers worldwide

 

[srs]

You are doing just fine, and nice looking shop area too!

Thanks Wayne! I'm trying, but I know I have a lot of reading to do to figure this photo stuff out, but slowly and surely I'll get there, at least I hope so. As far as the shop it's a Morton building 30 X 45. It's a mess right now as I'm trying to install some OSB to cover the insulation. I already installed some OSB in the rear of the building and on the side wall you can still see the plastic (vapor barrier) covering the insulation. It's one of those fun projects that will take some time to complete.

 

[WayneB]

Hi Stanley, one thing is for sure we would all love to have a Morton building to store stuff in and play! My wood shop is 24 x 32 and when we first set it up I figured I would never need all the space and spread things out, as time went on I keep moving things closer and closer and now there is no room.

As for the pictures you might want to establish an account (it's free) with something like photobucket to store your pictures. Image hosting, free photo sharing & video sharing at Photobucket

You will be able to up load pictures and then store them there. They also provide you with the ability to work with the pictures and be able to pull them into a forum thread either as a drop in type picture or a link to the location on line. You will also be able to re-size the image to make it fit nicely on the forum and it will be easier for the people reading / looking at the pictures.

example

same picture with a link

http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w198/wayneB_album/DSCN0229.jpg

Once you get the hang of it you will see it is pretty easy to deal with.

Regards, Wayne

 

[srs]

Wayne, thank you very much sir.

 

[srs]

Wayne, thank you very much sir.

Here is a photo showing the rear of the B1550 using Photobucket and superb instructions from "GRRRR", Jimbrown, and WayneB. No I did not edit it. Thanks guys! Slow but sure.

 

[SCDolphin]

touched up

 

[Ray2310]

This is a photo posting test.

This is my grandpap trying out my tractor last summer. He is used to something a little bigger. He has a John Deere 310 backhoe.

Although he is 85 years old he always looks for an excuse to be on his backhoe...just like me.

 

[WayneB]

Nice pictures and I only can hope at 85 to be able to climb up onto my tractor, heck who knows by then I might have a brand new one!

 

[LBrown59]

Image hosting, free photo sharing & video sharing at Photobucket

lb59 - Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting

Testing testing testing.

Did either of these links work did anybody get to see the picture?

 

[teg]

Not bad, but it could be better...

In photobucket, (on the photo, not the slideshow) put your mouse curser inside of the photo and press your right mouse button. That should open up a menu box. At the bottom of that menu, click on "properties". That will open up another box. On the third line down, you should see, "Address: (URL)" Capture that address and post that into your message box. Like this:

http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk286/lb59/100_2300.jpg

If you don't know how to capture the address (read on...)

Put your mouse curser over the text (starting with "http") then press (and hold down) your left mouse button and drag your mouse curser to the right AND down a little (just in case the address wrapped around to the next line or two). When all the text is highlighted, release the left mouse button. The text should still be highlighted. Move your curser back on top of the highlight text, and press (and release) the Right mouse button... which should open a little menu box. Look for and click on "copy". Then you can go to tractorbynet and paste the URL address.