post your trees!

[MultiFormat Shooter]

Ilford FP4 Plus 4x5 film, Legacy Pro L110 developer.

An absolutely beautiful image, with great tonality! I love the way the trees, at the edge of the water, stand in sharp contrast to those that they overlap.

[newtorf]

Thank you!!!

An absolutely beautiful image, with great tonality! I love the way the trees, at the edge of the water, stand in sharp contrast to those that they overlap.

[NormaN]

Linhof Technika V 5x7, Schneider Symmar 180mm, HP5+




Can sombody help me?
How do I upload better resolution/quality?
Thank you!

[Ulophot]

I'm not the expert, NormaN, but there are various ways to post a photo. One is to use a link to a website, if you have one, or a page in Flickr. I use the latter. Once the image is posted there-- let's say, 180ppi at about 6.5 x 5 inches -- select the image from the Photostream page so that it opens in its own page; click on the share icon, and then choose "BBC code." Copy the entire link to the image, you will actually only use part of it.

Start your post here. You can then paste the whole link into whatever text you want to add in your post here, and then keep only the part of the link from [img] to [img], including those two bracketed expressions. You can preview the post before actually submitting it.

I hope this helps.

[Chris7521]

From a couple of months ago.

CM Fujinon W 125mm f5.6 @ f32
Shot on TXP 320, 4x5
Developed in Xtol 1:1

[kevinbrowne]

I'm not the expert, NormaN, but there are various ways to post a photo. One is to use a link to a website, if you have one, or a page in Flickr. I use the latter. Once the image is posted there-- let's say, 180ppi at about 6.5 x 5 inches -- select the image from the Photostream page so that it opens in its own page; click on the share icon, and then choose "BBC code." Copy the entire link to the image, you will actually only use part of it.

Start your post here. You can then paste the whole link into whatever text you want to add in your post here, and then keep only the part of the link from [img] to [img], including those two bracketed expressions. You can preview the post before actually submitting it.

I hope this helps.

SO HELPFUL! I will get better at posting and have NO idea how to make my photo a bit smaller. Thank you!
Kevin Browne

[Ulophot]

Kevin, the size depends, I believe, on the size you post to Flickr. Maybe Oren Grad or others can clarify. Flickr probably has it's own way of sizing images, so an image may look well-sized there but be too big here.

[Gabe]

I'm not sure how to make this a bit smaller. I uploaded from flickr.

On the Flickr page for the image, click the "Share Photo" button, then in the popup go to the "BBCode" tab. In there is a drop-down menu where you can select the resolution of the preview image (with embedded link) you wish to use. I find the "large" option (1024 pixels on the long edge) is a good compromise. Make your choice of preview size, then copy and paste the generated code to the forum here.

[Ben Calwell]

From a couple of months ago.

CM Fujinon W 125mm f5.6 @ f32
Shot on TXP 320, 4x5
Developed in Xtol 1:1

I love the soft light. Very pretty image.

[Chris7521]

I love the soft light. Very pretty image.

Thank you Ben. I appreciate the kind words.