playin with the camera!

[m3m]

i was tryin to post a pic but it said it was to big, i have no clue how to make it smaller, i read something about this before but can't find where so here is a link, to my photo bucket.pictures.(and yes those are water drops, the sprinkler got me just as i was takin the pic!)

http://s70.photobucket.com/albums/i105/nos...nt=100_0548.jpg

http://s70.photobucket.com/albums/i105/nos...nt=100_0397.jpg

[Semi Trailer Mechanic]

What's goin' on...

That looks too cool. That's a heck of an idea!

[m3m]

thanks! just playin! but i still have no clue how tp put my pics on! i bet some one will help me

[455 Rocket]

Jeryd, When you're looking at your photo bucket photos, you will see 4 boxes below each one. Click on the one that says IMG code. It will say "Copied" with a yellow box. Then go back to your post at the board and paste it using the edit tab on the browser or right click the mouse and scroll to paste and paste it. The new forum board automatically re-sizes the photos now.

Here's a photo I posted from your photobucket:

Good luck and happy posting!

[m3m]

thanks i was clicking on the wrong tag!

[Old Albion]

Bub,

What a great idea. When I first opened up the photo I thought it was real smoke from the tyres. It took me a while to realise it was cotton wool. I find that the angles and the height which you take photo's are critical to help disguise that fact that it is a model. When I'm taking photo's of my trucks and trailers I try and position the camera at the 1/25, 1/24 scale height at which my head would be to the real truck. I find that this helps to give a much better perspective. I only take photo's from above only if I wanted to show specific details. I to have had trouble uploading photo's and will try again now that Rocket has given us that tip.

Great Work.