DCL Picture of the Day - Part 4

[extechie rbd/wdt]

I would like to start to add some of my work here. How do you post pics hosted on Flickr? Is there some kind of BBCode to support that?

Paul

Not calling you an idiot Paul, but here's the DIS Idiots guide!

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1359157

HTH's!

I use Photobucket and copy the IMG tag and paste it into the yellow box above the post text box that look's like it has a mountain and little square in the top right corner.

Ex Techie

 

[p17blo]

Thanks for the pointer, I mainly use Imageshack when posting to forums, however I always find that I need to upload there specifically to post into the Forum, when as I am a pro Flickr user so would prefer to link directly from Flickr. Given the hotlinks or Flikr that appear in this thread I thought there maybe some other way that just posting IMG tags.

 

[p17blo]

OK, so I think I might have worked it out - Here is my first attempt for you - I've been taking photos for a long time, I've never really done much in the way of post edits (apart from levels) but I have been wanting to 'tweak' my photos for a long time. To start with I thought I would post a tweaked and an original photo so you can see the difference. Love to hear feedback (good and bad). All DCL pics from my last cruise (January 2012) would be taken with my 'Toy Camera', a Canon SX230. I was busy capturing other pics for some college work which was all about taking pics on a point & shoot - I'm off in 4 week on Fantasy and this time I will be taking all the kit (well as much as I can) which includes a bridge and my Canon 60D. Hope you enjoy my pics.


Deck Chairs - Tweaked by P17blo, on Flickr


Deck Chairs - Original by P17blo, on Flickr

 

[Renysmom]

Thanks for the pointer, I mainly use Imageshack when posting to forums, however I always find that I need to upload there specifically to post into the Forum, when as I am a pro Flickr user so would prefer to link directly from Flickr. Given the hotlinks or Flikr that appear in this thread I thought there maybe some other way that just posting IMG tags.

Go to flickr and to the image you want to post then click on share (just above the photo on the top right). Open up "Grab the HTML/BB Code" and pick the size you want to post. Then copy the coding that appears.

Come back here and in the posting box click on the "Insert Link" icon (globe with chain) and paste what you copied from Flick'r.

I sometime need to go into the code and hit enter just before the title of the image in order for it to wrap below the photo just as an FYI.

Hope that helps.

 

[Sereina]

Mickey at Minnie's Fiesta Grande on the MR cruise on the Wonder.

 

[auntie]

Precious! DD is 17 and we miss though days!

Mine just turned 25 last week (and is getting married in September)..and I was thinking the same thing when I saw that photo. Where did those days go? She may be a young woman now, but in that picture I carry in my mind of my kids...she's my little girl in a Cinderella dress.

 

[extechie rbd/wdt]

OK, so I think I might have worked it out

Love what you did with the teak deck wood and enhanced blues in the deck chairs!

Ex Techie

 

[p17blo]

Love what you did with the teak deck wood and enhanced blues in the deck chairs!

Ex Techie

Thanks

Paul

 

[jenseib]

Not calling you an idiot Paul, but here's the DIS Idiots guide!

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1359157

HTH's!

I use Photobucket and copy the IMG tag and paste it into the yellow box above the post text box that look's like it has a mountain and little square in the top right corner.

Ex Techie

With photobucket you don't even have to do that. You just copy the IMG tag and paste it directly here. The mountain box is goo for ones that don't have the IMG already wrapped around them.

 

[extechie rbd/wdt]

With photobucket you don't even have to do that. You just copy the IMG tag and paste it directly here. The mountain box is goo for ones that don't have the IMG already wrapped around them.

Cool, even more simple!

Ex Techie

 

[Evad]

I hate this sign........

 

[pooksma]

Beautiful photos all. I have scrolled through each page over the last few days.

First cruise with DCL to be booked tomorrow

 

[CenterLine]

I Adore this picture....this is how I see the world and want to capture it! I am still learning, but I love the colors, the simple complicatiion and the reflection!!! Amazing! Nice job! Worth the price of the cruise!

Thank you!

How long did you have to wait for the rider to come along?!?!?!?

GREAT PIC!

Not to long. I had just missed one and another came along in a minute or two.

 

[Aby]

Hi guys,

First time posting to this thread, but I've been checking out all the beautiful photos! Here is one of my from last summer's Alaska cruise - the Disney Wonder docked at Canada Place!

Aby

 

[Disneyfun1]

Thanks!


Thanks, I was so worried I messed something up I went back to check the images and indeed the light is out.


Disney Dream - Deck 13 Forward by Scott Sanders [ssanders79], on Flickr

Love the photos you have put up here ssanders79! any tips to get great photos like that when i go? i have a canon t2i with the factory lenses, 17-50mm and 50-250mm. I usually just use auto or no flash since im not sure about all the other settings. feel free to contact at disneyfun1@cox.net if you are able.

 

[capkincaid]

 

[denise]

Here's a picture of my DD with Larry the cable guy on the Maiden Voyage of the Fantasy!!! Taken with Iphone, I wasn't carrying my camera...did from that point on...

eleni larry the cable guy by dionysia mou, on Flickr

 

[p17blo]

Here's my spin on that location

Castaway Cay Coconut Oil by P17blo, on Flickr

Paul

 

[abitagirl916]

I hate this sign........

I know, me too. Great picture of a sad sign!

 

[woj68]

Great photos everyone. I can't wait to post some new images from our next cruise when we sail on the Fantasy 4th of July week. It's been a looong wait.

Meanwhile, here's a shot from our last cruise over two years ago. For you HDR photogs out there, here's some specs on this shot.

Three bracketed shots (-2 to +2) on a tripod. Processed using Photomatix Pro (mid setting at 90% strength). Adjusted in CS4 first by using Topaz DeNoise 5 then added a little contrast, brightened up the scene a bit, added a little vibrance and color then sharpened with high pass filter. Final touches with Topaz Adjust 5.