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[LONDONER]

Some different, usually unseen views of Sydney Opera House taken in 2011







Detail of the roof that most  people never see.







   




The main foyer leading in to the main auditorium.  Unfortunately that day we were not allowed in to the auditorium itself.




   






Architectural detail on the inside







   





Architectural detail on the inside



   

[InbetweenDreams]

Probably the best waterfall shot I've done so far...

   

[CellarDweller]

I love waterfalls, that's a fantastic shot!

[Delishes]

i can't even delete the post when i realize that i can't properly upload 

[InbetweenDreams]

i can't even delete the post when i realize that i can't properly upload 

It should...unless it's been over an hour. Unless @andy has other rules/restrictions in place that we're not aware of....

[InbetweenDreams]

Taken in 2018 with a DJI Phantom 3. Love Kure Beach, NC.

   

[Bookworm]

I'm just doing a test post to figure out how to insert photo attachments into posts, and see how big it turns out.

This was taken hiking the Great Glen Way, along the shore of Loch Ness

   

[InbetweenDreams]

@Bookworm It seems to have worked. Was that on film? Has a film vibe to it for some reason...

[Bookworm]

@Bookworm It seems to have worked. Was that on film? Has a film vibe to it for some reason...

I was just using quite an old, bog standard Polaroid digital camera, which I still use 


It's bigger than I was expecting. I'm not sure how to reduce the size, or even if that's possible on attachments. Oh well.

[InbetweenDreams]

@Bookworm There is... but it only seems to work with the IMG tag. This is how you can do it with a URL... which is the width and height in pixels.

Code:

[img=852x480]http://mikefoley.xyz/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/HDR161.jpg[/img]

Which results in...




Perhaps @andy might know how to scale an attachment? The other way would be to use a photo editor (can be as simple as MS Paint) to scale down an image. If it is a 16:9 or 16:10 something like 1366x768 is a good ballpark to work with. Large enough to keep detail but not too large as to take up the whole screen.