G'day all ... pls tell me what you think
Hi all
I'm a newly registered member of smugmug and (as you can no doubt see) a first time poster here.
I'm a hobbyist photographer, more of a collector of memories than anything else, (by no stretch a professional, amateur is even a bit much ) but I am always interested in learning new things and getting generally better at things I do, so if anyone wants to swing by http://pseudonym.smugmug.com and give me some general pointers on what makes a good shot I'd be most appreciative.
My pics are mostly of my travels around the place, one I particularly like is this one of a stave church in Norway, what do y'all think ?? I took it with an old olympus point and shoot about 3 years ago
cheers
Colin
edit: guess I can't link to my pics with a standard account.
I'm a newly registered member of smugmug and (as you can no doubt see) a first time poster here.
I'm a hobbyist photographer, more of a collector of memories than anything else, (by no stretch a professional, amateur is even a bit much ) but I am always interested in learning new things and getting generally better at things I do, so if anyone wants to swing by http://pseudonym.smugmug.com and give me some general pointers on what makes a good shot I'd be most appreciative.
My pics are mostly of my travels around the place, one I particularly like is this one of a stave church in Norway, what do y'all think ?? I took it with an old olympus point and shoot about 3 years ago
cheers
Colin
edit: guess I can't link to my pics with a standard account.
http://photosbycolin.smugmug.com :clap I like smugmug
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This is a great shot. I can see why its one of your favorites.
You can link to pictures w/ the standard account. Just make sure you have exit links turned on.
Dave
http://www.lifekapptured.com (gallery)
Colin
Edit: think I figured it out (and it wasn't in my account settings after all )
here's the test, this was taken on my new pentax optio s5i, I was messing with the filters on it and trying to set the apeture(sp?) to blur the background/end of the fence (at least I got the filter to work ). I am still getting the hang of using my new (first) digital camera)
Welcome Colin. It's really quite easy to "direct-link" images from smugmug to dgrin.
At the bottom of each image in smugmug, is a button "Share with friends, forums". Click that. At the bottom of the next page you will see a series of hyperlinks, one for each size image you'd like to post. Copy the link that you want.
Then, go to dgrin, create a post, and when you want to post an image, type...
[img ][/img]paste the link you copied from smugmug here
You'll want to omit the spaces after the g in each of the brackets. I inserted those so the tags would show up as text in the example.
There are other ways to insert images too, but harder to explain.
"The Edge... there is no honest way to explain it because the only people who really know where it is are the ones who have gone over."-Hunter S.Thompson
fish: yeah I read the thread about putting images into posts that's in another post not so far down this page I thought I had it squared away ... I was wrong
got it sorted now though, including how to turn on the linking thing.
Humungus: do I still count as an aussie if I don't live in Australia (I'll be ex-pat in 16 days)
thanks again
Colin
As long as you eat heaps of vegemite & drink your coffee through a tim tam....you will remain an 0zzie.
Welcome to dgrin, may you enjoy many fine photographic moments!
Michiel de Brieder
http://www.digital-eye.nl
AJ
Moderator of: Location, Location, Location , Mind Your Own Business & Other Cool Shots
Some very nice photographs. You will no doubt pick up many pointers here from a great group of people and perhaps share some of your own.
Moderator of: Location, Location, Location , Mind Your Own Business & Other Cool Shots
www.digismile.ca
Thanks for all your kind words guys, as I said that pic of the church is probably my favourit of my 3-400+ pic I took while in Europe, and it is not at all unfair to say it was a complete fluke (the rest of my galleries are not particularly spectacular ). I would love to really 'know' what makes a picture like that look cool where other ones are not so cool, might make it easier to do it again that way .
all in good fun
Colin