i hope most of the people do not forget this day I took it while i was at BTS

NATURAL SENSE

18-40MM, F4, 1/250, ISO 160, 5D CANON

RAMKAMHEANG ROAD, MIN-BURI, BANGKOK

Ao hilltribe mother and child

Karen Hilltribe

Kao Sok National Park

Shot with a Canon PowerShot G1 X 15.1-60.4 mm

ISO 640 41.34mm 0EV f/5.6 1/125

Chinatown Bangkok

Basketball with the Buddhists (in Bangkok Temple)

Canon PowerShot G1 X

ISO 100 17.25 mm f/5 1/500

Koh Tao Hua Hin

Shutter speed 1/320

Focus 5.6

Photo taken by Adityavasu Vakil

Some great photos, however for many I'd really like to see a higher resolution than the max 1024 width that they are limited to.

Spirit House

"Spirit house"

Let me go!

Taken on the Canon 70D

Some great photos, however for many I'd really like to see a higher resolution than the max 1024 width that they are limited to.

Have a look here: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/612786-panoramas-anyone/page-5#entry9179114

By uploading to Photobucket, you can post a reduced-sized image and/or a thumbnail.

Then click on the Photobucket thumbnail, click on the top right icon (labelled "View Image"), and then enter "Cntl +" to enlarge the image.

- a tad long winded, but it works!

OR

Upload to Flickr, as done here: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/612786-panoramas-anyone/page-5#entry9158358

A pity the forum software can't do what Flickr does. It's rather good - automatic horizontal and vertical scrolling.

Or...

you could copy what mrhitchens did in post #110 here: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/612786-panoramas-anyone/page-5#entry9158358.

1. upload the image to Flickr

2. get the "Share" URL of the image from Flickr (in this case: "https://flic.kr/p/wp453e")

3. get the image URL from your browser (in this case: https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/525/19951581369_1168f6ecab_h.jpg, in Firefox, it's in "Tools/Page Info/Media tab")

4. join them all together as in my post below:

[ u r l = Share URL from Flickr ][ i m g = image URL from browser ][ / u r l ] (remove spaces from keywords)

Like this:

So your image gets displayed on this forum as a smaller image from Flickr, but the image itself is a link to the Flickr image where you can view it full size.

Phu Thai Girl

Ban Kut Wa, Kalasin

Nikon D5300

Nikon 18-55

52mm

ISO 400

1/200sec

F/7.1

The Serpent

Sala Kaew Ku, Nong Khai

Nikon D5100

Nikon 18-105

45mm

1/4000sec

F/6.3

ISO 800

Phu Thai Girl

Beautifull!

Thanks, roodujarin for sharing.

Khao Phansa Parade, Kalasin

Two images of Bangkok

Chink of ligth

Cave Dao Hua Hin

Exp 1/25

F/3,5

ISO 1600

FL 18mm

Sunset Petchburi Temple

EXP 1/200

F/13

ISO 100

FL 10mm

Chink of ligth

Cave Dao Hua Hin

Exp 1/25

F/3,5

ISO 1600

FL 18mm 000chink.jpg

This photo would have been much better without the person in it. Just my opinion.

Chink of ligth

Cave Dao Hua Hin

Exp 1/25

F/3,5

ISO 1600

FL 18mm 000chink.jpg

This photo would have been much better without the person in it. Just my opinion.

Actually, I think having the person in the photo adds another level of interest to the image instead of making it just a postcard shot. Very nice image! Well done.

I do hope that this arrives for your review!

Between the internet and not being familiar with the site I am struggling.

For example, file is attached, but where is the submit button??

Thank you.

CI507

Chink of ligth

Cave Dao Hua Hin

Exp 1/25

F/3,5

ISO 1600

FL 18mm 000chink.jpg

This photo would have been much better without the person in it. Just my opinion.

Actually, I think having the person in the photo adds another level of interest to the image instead of making it just a postcard shot. Very nice image! Well done.

Fully agree, the person is essential and brings volume to the space. The upper body pointing in the direction of the light rays adds another touch of grace. Beautiful composition.

Chink of ligth

Cave Dao Hua Hin

Exp 1/25

F/3,5

ISO 1600

FL 18mm 000chink.jpg

This photo would have been much better without the person in it. Just my opinion.

Totally disagree. The person lends scale to a view that you would otherwise have no concept of size. Also lends a human touch and therefore a relationship is formed to the place giving a context. Totally necessary IMHO