Uploading Photos

At long last, I've managed to work out how to add photos to this site!

(Thanks Nik-KOTM for your 'sticky' topic in the "And this stamp is...?" forum, and to Crafty Jo & Dizzy indirecty!)

And just to prove it, here is one of our Dartmoor panoramas. No prizes for guessing where it is though!

All the best

J&J

Now all we need is a cryptic clue that none of us can work out - which tells us where the box is hiding in the photo!

Lovely photo guys! Might be best to resize it before uploading though, a big on the big size. Hey, but it's a nice shot, plenty of hiddy holes up on them there hills!

Dizzy

Here's one of mine near Haytor...

Excellent photo Rich!

James and Jenny

Er am I the only one who does not know where it is? Cos I dont sorry I will keep studying it

Cheers Dizzy! Everything on the moor is too big to fit in one photo!

NUMBER 70 wrote: Er am I the only one who does not know where it is? Cos I dont sorry I will keep studying it

It's looking over towards Beardown Tor, with Wistman's Wood in the foreground.

rich.bradshaw wrote: Here's one of mine near Haytor...

Very nice photo - obviously a much nicer day than when we took ours!

Crafty Jo wrote:Now all we need is a cryptic clue that none of us can work out - which tells us where the box is hiding in the photo!

Here's a clue to keep you busy!

Wistman's Wood Wonder
Tree with ragged branch 302 degrees
Tree without leaves 125 degrees
Tree with twisted twig 77 degrees
Small rock on Beardon Tor 245 dgrees and 4523 paces away
Box hidden under rock near long grass

Good luck!

James & Jenny

Hope this is not too big

I love this view could sit here all day



Now thats what I call a view, sorry about the stitching and the quality the original file was 32 meg had to scale it down hence the quality

Lovely photos everyone

Not easy is it Number 70. Good photo though. Isn't it wierd how the light differs in your camera lense when you pivot round for set of panoramic pics, mine always come out with different light attributes.

I tend to take a picture on the highest possible digital setting then crop it as a panoramic shot. There are programs such as Paint Shop Pro X and PhotoShop CS2 that I believe stiches photo's togther.

Dizzy