OK, I'm tesing the pictures!

[admin]

Hey Everyone,
I am testing the first pic post. Cross your fingers! In case it actually works, you are seeing a Caribbean reef shark shot "old school" with film. Nikon N90, 20 mm lens, twin Ike 200 strobes, rear curtain synch, shutter speed 1/15 for the blur effect. Film is Fuji Astia 100.

Jonathan

[admin]

Can anyone see the picture? I see a LINK to the picture, but the image should load into the window by itself. Please confirm or deny.....


Jonathan

[admin]

Ah HA!!!! Nevermind...I found the system setting to fix that.....now everyone should see the image above. If you don't, check your personal settings to be sure you have image display enabled.

Jonathan

[Jonathan Bird]

Don't mind me, I'm just doing another test with a non-admin username.

Jonathan

[drperni]

Seams to load fine on my end. Critique: not so bad!!!
Mark

[Mike Nelson]

I see it fine also!

[Jonathan Bird]

Fantastic! Thanks!

[sjaqua]

While not logged in, all I saw was the link. Clicking on the link prompted for a log-in ID. Once logged on, the image was visable in the thread.

Scott B. Jaqua

[nemo]

call me nuttttttttts but is there a place i am over looking on how to post images?

[Clay Coleman]

Ok, you're nuts, Nemo. Seriously, there are two ways to do it. If you have an image already on the web, you can click the yellow "photo" icon above and fill in the web address of the image. If you have an image on your computer but not on the web, look below the "reply" window and click on "manage attachments". The "manage attachments" will allow you to upload your image, which you can then drag into your reply. Images loaded this way will appear as a thumbnail in your reply and should be limited in size to 640 pixels on the longest axis. -Clay