Dustin McAmera

I show my pictures by linking to them at Flickr. Flickr likes you to post your picture such that people can click on it and go to the picture's page at Flickr. Here's how you can do that. At Flickr, on the photo's page, click the curly 'share' arrow, below and right of the picture. This opens a window where you can choose what size you want to show the picture. When you've chosen, copy the code in the upper box. Now come to photo.net. Paste the code in the edit-box at the bottom of the thread you're posting to. Insert a line above that, and type [img][/img] In the code you copied from Flickr, select the URL of the image itself; that's the URL following 'img src=' in the code you brought from Flickr. The selection should start with https: and end with .jpg. Don't include the quotation marks. Drag this URL to between the img tags. Now select the other URL, following href= (as above: everything between the quotation marks, but not the marks themselves), and copy it. Select the whole top line [img=https:.......jpg] and then click the 'chain' icon above the edit-box. This opens a little window. Paste the URL into there, and click 'insert link'. The little window will close. In the edit-box, you will see the top line is now grey. Now, you can delete all the rest of the code you brought from Flickr. Add any text you want to appear with your picture, and post it.

Ice on the canal. Zenit with the Mir-1 37/2.8 and Kodak VC400.

Canon A-1, 50/1.8, HP5 pushed in HC110.

Retinette, TMax 100, Rodinal.

Sheepdog trials at Muker Show. Canon AE-1 with the 85 mm f/1.8, Rollei Retro 400 in Rodinal.

Death Valley. Canon A-1 with Kiron 28/2 and Fuji Superia 100.

Kyoto. Canon Sureshot Classic 120, Fuji Superia.

I had trouble getting some changes to to stay done a while ago, and I know others did too. My difficulty was solved by logging out, then deleting all photo.net's cookies (in Firefox's options/security tab) and then logging in again to make the change again. Good luck!

Pax 35, APX400, Rodinal.

Sorry for cheating... Mamiya 645 Pro with the 150/3.5, Fomapan 400, Rodinal.

Portrait Hawkeye No. 2, Fomapan 400, Rodinal.

You can fill in your home location in your personal details page (photo.net/discuss/account/personal-details), and I just have done. I only include the location of where I took a picture if it strikes me as important at the time. Most of my posts here are in 'no words' threads, so text is limited, and I usually keep it to camera, film and developer. None of my pictures are uploaded at photo.net - I keep them at Flickr, where there's usually more detail and context, if anyone's interested enough to click through.

Adashino Nembutsu-ji, Kyoto. FP4 in my FED 4.

An old Xenar cobbled onto my Canon AE-1, with Rollei Retro 400, in Aculux.

St Mary's church, Lead: altar and three-level pulpit. Calumet CC401 with Ysarex 127 mm f/4.7. Fomapan 100 dev'd in HC110.

No problem! But now to the real issue: frozen custard?

It does look like a faint second image; a bit neat to be a chemical effect. Have you examined the negatives? It would be good to check the shadows are there on the film. If not, it must be something from scanning.

Swaledale. Went a bit too close to the sun, but rescued this in the scan. Adox CHS100 in my Pax 35, and dev'd in HC110.

Adox CHS100 in my Mamiya 645 Pro, and dev'd in Rodinal.

Duo-Ensign 2¼B box camera with Fuji Pro400H. Long exposure on a fence-clamp thingy.

A View From the Bridge. Canon A-1 with the 85/1.8, Adox CHS100 in Aculux.

All waiting for David Cameron. HP5 in my Pilot Super, and dev'd in Aculux.

Adox CHS100 in my Halina 35X, and done in Rodinal.

Yamato Pax 35; no idea what film.

Exa with Primoplan 58/1.9, Rollei Retro 400 in Rodinal.