First try at photobucket

Fishing Panfish & Warm Water
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http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m220 … asstac.jpg

This my first attempt at posting a picture. This a shot of a tie tac that I made from elk horn, and painted with my wife’s toll paints. A little “Tough as Nails” for finish.

Here goes.

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Kewl. :wink:
It works…and we DO like the clip! :smiley:
…lee s.

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Try selecting the picture, then select the generate url code option then copy and paste that in your post to show the pic without a link. :smiley:

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Thanks guys. I’ll work at it til I stumble across the right method.

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I had no problem…I think you’ve got it…very nice work…

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:shock: OMG THATS AMAZING!!! :shock: :smiley: :smiley: :smiley:

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One can also use the Img buttons at the top of a post in progress. Click the button once and one gets this [img]

Then paste in the link to the image immediately after, no spaces like this
[/img]http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m220/2boomers/Basstac.jpg

Then close it by hitting the button again which ought to now be a Img* button
closing the line with this [/img]

Can’t display the full line or else all you’d see was an image :slight_smile:

And that is one fantastic piece of artwork! Thank you so much for sharing it with us all!

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Lew,

I have never seen such a life-like image of a blue marlin :smiley: . Just kidding, of course. Very nice work! 8T :smiley:

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I think that I’ve finally got it. Usually it takes about seven trys for me to learn a new process, so I’m ahead of the game. Thanks Tim and All. Thanks for the comments. Administrator, please feel free to delete this post if you need to free up the space.

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Okay kiddies. It’s like I told you. Bone from ear to ear. How do you transport the image in the size that fits, so you don’t have to scroll back and forth to read the rest of the posts? If it’s already posted, I can’t pick it out from amongst the existing posts. Sorry for the cranial density.

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They are the correct size on my computer.

If I understand you correctly I think you can go back to photobucket and click on edit and resize a particular picture.

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Absolutely outstanding,Lew. Only thing I’ve ever been able to carve is a lopsided Lucky 13 lure and a 5" canoe. both floated as crooked as they looked. :roll:

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Thanks guys. The image is too big on my puter’ D’Man. I guess I’ll be satisfied with what I’ve got until somebody yanks my chain. I probably won’t be posting that many pictures anyway. Thanks again for all the replies and the comments. Stay Well,