Posting Pictures

[gmhowe]

Ok I tried to post a picture of my "new" 96 like I said I would, but it said my jpeg file was too big, so how you guys post your pictures mine are very high resolution using my Nikon D70 so what is the trick ?
Gordon

 

[6 Shooter]

Give this link a try...

http://allyoucanupload.webshots.com/​

 

[Yoda]

Gordon,

Take a minute and read through a couple of these Threads in the Site Help Forum.. Jane Ann (XLR8) did a fantastic job providing step by step proceedures for posting photo's and other useful information..

Bud

 

[gmhowe]

ok now that I can post it here is a pic of my "new" '96 silver collector edition to complement my '85. The '96 I just bought in the memory of my wife of over 28 years that just past away in Oct of this year after fighting ALS for the past 4 years.
Thanx for the help guys with posting the pic. Also is a pic of my '85 if you notice the license plate is says GRUMPPA the plate I will get for the '96 will be GRUMPA2. Also the memorial I got for my loving wife.
Gordon

 

[nelson84]

Sweet 85 vette! The 96 is nice too.:cool

 

[bobavett]

Hey my 86 goes into the panel shop next week. Its factory red but I really love your silver Vette.

I only wish I came across silver when I was buying .....

VERY nice Vette!

 

[Edmond]

Just gotta give you props from a fellow Nikon user (D50 here).

I use Photo Bucket to host my pics. When you use them, they even have 4 lines underneath your picture. I just left click on the bottom line and it automatically copies the URL of where the picture is hosted.

Then you just post here, right click and hit paste.

They really made it easy to use.

But just remember that some of us don't have the fastest computers so make sure the pics aren't too big.

We have a photography thread going in the Off Road Lounge. Check it out.

 

[WhalePirot]

..... memorial I got for my loving wife.

Condolences in the passing of your wife. Surely she is in a better place and loves riding with you in her 'memorial' to her.

I hope you keep the silver our of the sun as much as possible to preserve the paint. I have vowed never to own another silver car after the deterioration of the high-metallic-content silver on my last one.