Great Blue Heron II

[MiniChris]

Normally Chris I can figure out such things easily (uploading images). You suggested I go to the primary forum page to read Donald's blurb on how to post. Well I can't find the primary forum page. Here are my actions: (1) After entering my text for the post I clicked "Click here to upload photos from your computer" (2) tinypic upload pop-up appears. (3) I select "Choose File" from the pop-up. (4) I browse to my storage locations, my computer and select a file. (5) The file name appears in the tinypic pop-up. (6) I enter a tag word (7) I move to "Resize" and allow the window to cascade. (8) I choose "message board (640X480) (9) I click "Upload Now!" Now I'll have a look at the results. I assume I should select from the "Resize" window the message board size.

I do all my resizing in PS and when I get to step 5, I retrieve the file from my file folder in the tinypic Browse window (if you are in Chrome or Firefox, don't think it says browse but you can still click to the immediate right side of the window and your file name will appear in the box), then "Upload now." When it shows the upload, highlight that file and copy, then paste into the Dialogue box. After that, go to "Advanced" (bottom right of the upload screen - you'll have to scroll down) and add new title, then hit "Post Reply."

[MiniChris]

Destin, I am guessing, or thereabouts...nice area. I do a lot of Mini stuff in Pensacola. Thanks for the information. Sometime, perhaps, I can get you to come over as a guest artist and do a presentation with my students.

[jeeperman]

That is one guy I would hope did not get any more curious. Nice shot.

[Dick Jenkins]

I just pasted Mr. Silverback into a test message to see if I did understand the process. This is one of my favorite photos in that we actually interacted. It was early morning and I was the only moving object within his view. He watched me with a curiosity much like a human might do. When he leaned back in his little alcove I was out of his line of vision however occasionally he'd lean forward and check on me. You can see he is looking right at me.

[MiniChris]

I just pasted Mr. Silverback into a test message to see if I did understand the process. This is one of my favorite photos in that we actually interacted. It was early morning and I was the only moving object within his view. He watched me with a curiosity much like a human might do. When he leaned back in his little alcove I was out of his line of vision however occasionally he'd lean forward and check on me. You can see he is looking right at me.

And there you go...whoohoo. Good stuff there, Mr. Jenkins!