pictures

[Kerrminator]

Attached is a recent picture of my property.

 

[rico304]

Are you planning on building there? Looks like a real nice spot.
Once you start the clearing process you won't even recognize it as the same property.
Lots of work, but a fun time! hahaha

Looks like you have a lot of sloped work too. Go slowly!

 

[elalexander]

Kerrminator,I am trying to attach a picture of the "chase" for my pond but having a heck of a time getting it to upload. It is JPEG format and is BIG, like 3.1 meg. Do I need to make it smaller, zip it up etc? I don't know. If I can get it to attach you can see what I have done with the pond on our property line.

 

[Michael_E_Tx]

elalexander, you must resize your pic. If you go to reply to a post, by clicking on "manage attachments", you will get a table of the size limitations for each type of file.

In terms of TBN rules of thumb, 680x480 is considered reasonable, for our dialup members, under 75K is considered a "considerate" size. However, many will post larger pics occasionally. Personally, I will go 800x600 and perhaps 150-200K size if the pic detail warrants it.

Hope this helps.

Mike

 

[Gatorboy]

Pretty vague subject title, and I can't quite figure out what the PROJECT it is you are working on.

 

[elalexander]

Kerrminator. I finally figured how to post a picture of the "chase" leading into my pond. It is on the projects>spring site. Hope it helps you.

 

[NY_Yankees_Fan]

test picture

 

[SPIKER]

There are several on-line photo storage sites that work out pretty well and are best of all FREE. I use photo bucket, (per advice given here) that will do LOTS of good things foryou.

1. free storage of you're photos and you acn orginize them, no need to worry about computer failure loosing you're photos. ( as long as you maintain a hard copy of all you're pass words and links and sites ect.)

2. automatic link generation for posting thumbnails into sites like TBN (forums BBs and also links for emailing sending ect.)

3. easy use one time download to the site where you always have access to them even when away.

no I'm not affiliated with them just found it works out great, especially after loosing several years worth of photos of now passed away or gone family due to a hard drive computer crash

anyhow here are a couple photos thata I generated at photobucket as thumbnails which are links so you acn click to see larger, this means you can post many pictures that people can click the ones THEY want to see full view and not the ones they don't want.


land sacping this past fall started


barn started


flooded creek on my place


trees planted in tilled rows


deer out back



Mark M