if it's online already you just copy the image location and



(no spaces though)

if its not online you need to upload it on a site like www.imageshack.us, then copy the image location it gives you.

ok so i've only got two…i thought i had another set i did but i can't find them, the rest from this set are much of the same really

Any flickr alternatives without a limit?

i've got a sony cyber-shot 7.2mp
also bought a tele conversion lens x2.6 for it

thanks, i had loads of reflections from around Manchester and i can only find those ones i posted i was really happy with some of them aswell, am gutted now.
the ones up are ok, nothing special, if i ever find the others i'll put em up

A couple of mine:

I dont know what you guys are doing to your pics to make them look that good. The way the blacks are really dark and the colours so vibrant.

My dad has a fancy canon, never seen pics that good.

What setting are you using ?

The picture of the girraffe is basically untouched, but the Red Arrows has some post-processing on it.

Learning how to use the manual controls on your camera is one of the most important skills, because that allows to you to get the image correctly exposed the way you want it too. I always use manual filters too, such as a Circular Polarizer to give the sky a deeper shade of blue and a nice gradient to it.

The lens also is really important, you get what you pay for. If you are using anything other than an SLR (be it digital, or film) it doesn't matter how many megapixels it may have, it is limited by it's lens and in the case of most digital compact cameras, it's tiny.

(That's partly one of the reasons I think it's lame that people get so hyped up about buying camera phones with more than a megapixel or to… what's the point?)

not into photography but here's a few shots of mine from travelling…