churches

[Curt]

Curt:

In order to get the nice big within-post images, they need to be hosted somewhere else on the Internet. You then need to link to that off-site image.

Does that mean having a web site? I feel a little behind the times now if that's the case. I should have gotten more involved with this years ago.

[MattKing]

Curt:

You can use a photo sharing site like flickr. I'll try linking to a photo I have posted to flickr:



I guess that worked

[Curt]

Matt, that's a doable solution, I never thought of it, I do have a flicker page so I'll have to try it out. Thanks,
Curt

[Curt]

Curt:

You can use a photo sharing site like flickr. I'll try linking to a photo I have posted to flickr:



I guess that worked

Nice photograph, I see a man watching a fish in an aquarium there on the tank in the painted graphic area. It's an interesting scene, I could spend some time there photographing, where was it?

Curt

[Steve Smith]

You can use a photo sharing site like flickr.

Or you can link to the address of an image in your APUG gallery. Just testing to see if it works....



.... which it does!


Steve.

[TSSPro]

Churches...yes, thats where this started... ;-) Think about your windows. Morning and afternoon, more light will be coming through the windows, thats great if thats what you want, but wait until noon, when the sun is overhead, and the window will be much darker in comparison to earlier in the morning. You will be able to get a better ballance overall shot of the interior of a church if you are to include windows.

Dont forget to bring your tripod, cable release and external flash. You can always stop down, leave the shutter open and and pop areas that need highlighting with your external flash. I like to take a polaroid if possible to check and see how much light im painting onto the room, and then go for the real deal.

Hope you have good results.

[MattKing]

Nice photograph, I see a man watching a fish in an aquarium there on the tank in the painted graphic area. It's an interesting scene, I could spend some time there photographing, where was it?

Curt

Curt:

The image is of a large water cistern, located in Watershed Park, in Delta, BC - about 20 minutes from where I live.

[MattKing]

Or you can link to the address of an image in your APUG gallery. Just testing to see if it works....



.... which it does!


Steve.

Steve (and others):

Can non-subscribers see this image, or is viewing limited to those who are subscribers?

Sorry about side-tracking the thread!