You show me yours, I'll show you mine! (favourite M you use that is).

[gerald_widen]

Well Here's Mine

<IMG

SRC="http://www.photo.net/photodb/image-display?photo_id=524494&size=l

g"WIDTH="307" HEIGHT="457"> <P> I couldn't help myself here.

[michael_hintlian1]

Ok, here's one...

 

<p>

 

< center > < img

src="http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/MichaelHintlia

n/armenia/arm03.htm" > < /center >

[michael_hintlian1]

Ahem...sorry.

< center > < img

src="http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/MichaelHintlia

n/armenia/arm03.htm" > < /center >

[michael_hintlian1]

Sorry friends, just can't get this to work. MH

[gee-bug]

I know, I know, "Thall shalt not photography thine pet", but she's

hard to resist:

<center>

<table cellpadding=5 bgcolor="black">

<tr><td>

<img src="http://www.geocities.com/kgeter/sophie_pillow500.JPG">

</td></tr>

</table>

</center>

[nesrani]

<center> <img

src="http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/MichaelHintlian/armenia/

arm03.htm"> </center>

[eliot]

Godfrey and Jeff. This is a LEICA user's network, not JUST a website

for posting pictures. Moreover, if is located on the LEICA

historical Society's webpage. So there is nothing wrong with someone

posting pictures of his camera outfit, if that is what he choses. If

you don't want to do that, no problem, but don't criticize Giles.

You two do not have a monopoly on the truth of what should or

shouldn't be posted here.

 

<p>

 

P.S. Like you two, I would rather look at photos taken by Leicas

than pictures of Leicas, which can be found in abundance in refernce

books.

[gee-bug]

Michael Hintlian's contribution:

<img

src="http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/MichaelHintlian/armenia

/arm03.htm">

(There was a space in the URL, Michael)

[Rob F.]

That reminds me, now that I have a scanner (Epson 2450) I have to

learn to post stuff here. So far I managed to scan one print, and

one 6x6 slide, just to see it work. I haven't even finished reading

the instructions yet.

[albert_smith]

I�ll attempt to post. If it doesn�t work, I�ll try again in about

two years. I hate computers...

 

<p>

 

< center > < img src="http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?

photo_id=515802" > < /center >

[albert_smith]

Last try. If this doesn�t work, then Ralph� could you clarify your

statement about �removing the spaces�� What spaces?

 

<p>

 

< center >< img src="http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?

photo_id=515802&size=md">< /center >

[tim_k1]

Mine is here:

<a href="http://www.excelimaging.com/wk31.htm">CLICK HERE</a>

[giles_poilu]

Al - this is from Tony R's very helpful posting in the Administration

catagory:

 

<p>

 

.........This post will attempt to explain how to make your images

appear within posts, either within an original question, or within

any response to an existing thread. Should be easy as pie, so stay

with me!

First of all, you have to have your image posted somewhere on the

web, either on a site of your own, or on an image hosting service

like http://www.photo.net. This site, the Leica Photography forum,

doesn't have such a service.

 

<p>

 

Fine. You have an image posted. It has a URL or Universal Resource

Locator address. It probably starts with http://... and ends with the

name of your image. I'll use one of my own images as an example.

 

<p>

 

Okay, here goes. In the body of your post, type in this little bit of

HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language). It's just a little bit, so don't

be put off by it. It's really very easy. Here ya go:

 

<p>

 

<img src="">

The only other item you have to add is the URL we talked about

earlier, and you type that in between the two quote marks, and, wa

la, you're finished. That's it!

 

<p>

 

Now, there are a couple niceties that you can also add that either

make it look nicer, or make it more convenient for other web users to

see your image.

 

<p>

 

The first optional thing is the easiest: Center your image! The way

you do that is by adding:

 

<p>

 

<center>

...before your image HTML and...

 

<p>

 

</center>

...after.

 

<p>

 

Like this:

 

<p>

 

<center>

<img src="">

</center>

Oh, let me type in my URL for the example image that I'll be posting.

And following that, I'll show you what it should look like if what I

type in is correct:

 

<p>

 

<center>

<img src="http://www.alaska.net/~rowlett/images/wake3.jpg">

</center>

 

<p>

 

..................

 

<p>

 

Giles - I simply copy and paste the three lines above substituting my

own URL.

[giles_poilu]

SORRY! I'm an idiot! I forgot the HTLM would activate the pics,

here is Tony's text again with a Z before each line of HTML which you

must ignore....

 

<p>

 

This post will attempt to explain how to make your images appear

within posts, either within an original question, or within any

response to an existing thread. Should be easy as pie, so stay with

me!

First of all, you have to have your image posted somewhere on the

web, either on a site of your own, or on an image hosting service

like http://www.photo.net. This site, the Leica Photography forum,

doesn't have such a service.

 

<p>

 

Fine. You have an image posted. It has a URL or Universal Resource

Locator address. It probably starts with http://... and ends with the

name of your image. I'll use one of my own images as an example.

 

<p>

 

Okay, here goes. In the body of your post, type in this little bit of

HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language). It's just a little bit, so don't

be put off by it. It's really very easy. Here ya go:

 

<p>

 

 

<Zimg src="">

The only other item you have to add is the URL we talked about

earlier, and you type that in between the two quote marks, and, wa

la, you're finished. That's it!

 

<p>

 

Now, there are a couple niceties that you can also add that either

make it look nicer, or make it more convenient for other web users to

see your image.

 

<p>

 

The first optional thing is the easiest: Center your image! The way

you do that is by adding:

 

<p>

 

 

<Zcenter>

...before your image HTML and...

 

<p>

 

<Z/center>

...after.

 

<p>

 

Like this:

 

<p>

 

<Zcenter>

<Zimg src="">

</Zcenter>

Oh, let me type in my URL for the example image that I'll be posting.

And following that, I'll show you what it should look like if what I

type in is correct:

 

<p>

 

 

<Zcenter>

<Zimg src="http://www.alaska.net/~rowlett/images/wake3.jpg">

</Zcenter>

[giles_poilu]

Sorry, I give up, and I've really bugg****d it up now! Here's a link

to the thread <a href="http://greenspun.com/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-

msg.tcl?msg_id=004UkB">How to post pics...!</a>

[albert_smith]

One last try following Tony's info from the Admin section.

 

<p>

 

<center>

<img src="http://www.photo.net/photo/515802&size=md">

</center>

[giles_poilu]

Come on Al - we're all dying to see it now...

[giles_poilu]

And this link allows you to PREVIEW posts to see if it all works:<a

href="http://cybaea.com/cgi-bin/post-new.pl?

FORUM=People+Photography"> preview my post!</a>

[albert_smith]

<center>

<img src="http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?

photo_id=515802&size=md.jpg">

</center>

[ralph_barker]

For those trying to use the example I posted before, there are spaces

after the < character and before the > character to prevent the board

script from actually interpreting the sequence as HTML code. Actually

displaying the exact code is difficult at times because of that.

Sometimes the angle brackets can be represented with an ampersand

followed by lt, othertimes, not - depends on the scripts it is going

through.

 

<p>

 

Also, the image file must be an actual image (e.g. something.jpg), not

an HTML file that displays the image (e.g. something.htm).

[albert_smith]

I give up! I followed the dirrections exactly like Tony said, cut

and pasted the URL and the image doesn't come up???

 

<p>

 

This is why I am analog... want to see my pictures? They are on my

walls and in my slide trays. If you are in Florida, drop in.

[mike dixon]

Al,

 

<p>

 

You're using the URL for the page at photo.net with your photo rather

than the URL for the image itself. Go to the page with the image you

want, right click <i>on the image itself</i>, copy image location,

then paste that into the image source tag.

[albert_smith]

Ralph,

 

<p>

 

How do I know what the jpg address is? I use photo.net and when I

click on a photo in my portfolio it ends in something like���.photo?

photo_id=515802&size=md� The term �jpg� doesn�t appear anywhere.

 

<p>

 

Where do I get the address just for the photo without the whole

photo.net website page coming up?

 

<p>

 

I�ve read both Tony�s and the admin section in the People Photography

section, and all they say is that you have to have your photos posted

somewhere, (they are, photo.net) to post them here. They don�t say

anything about how to isolate them from those websites.

 

<p>

 

Sorry to be such an idiot, but I was out of school a couple of

decades before computers were popular... any 12 year old could kick

my butt in this area of Knowledge.

 

<p>

 

Thanks.

[sikaan1]

< center >< img src="http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?

photo_id=515802&size=md">< /center >

 

<p>

 

Al, you had a space between photo? and photo_id, that's all.

[sikaan]

Al, Dang, how to get rid of that space, it comes automatically in

this software.

 

<p>

 

I'll bow out now since I'm obviously inept.