JPEG hosting

I was wanting to post jpeg pictures on QRZ but I need someplace on the web to host the photos. I have tried flickr, Nicon, and Picasa accounts but they only allow sharing within their communities. I tried to make a web page with my ISP but I can't get the Nvu program to publish. My ISP only provides instructions for publishing with Microsoft "front page". I'm looking for a cheap way to do this.

73,

Frank

[KI4ZSQ]

I use this one often:

www.imageshack.us (http://www.imageshack.us)

It is free and you can decide to get an account to organize your photos or not... they will just host them without an account. I have several dozens of jpegs hosted there and they are still there years later.

[N0NB]

Alternately there is Photobucket. They even provide links in various formats including BBC and HTML so they can be pasted in forums like this one or on a Web page.

[n2ize]

You should be able to use your ISP's server without having to create a web page. If your ISP allows ftp access into your webspace (many do) just upload the image you want to use to your webspace. Then, post a link to it wherever you want it to be displayed.

[KB8GFF]

Photobucket.com

[AB8XA]

I was wanting to post jpeg pictures on QRZ but I need someplace on the web to host the photos. I have tried flickr, Nicon, and Picasa accounts but they only allow sharing within their communities.

Flickr allows sharing outside that community. When you are viewing a picture, click the ALL SIZES link. You can then be viewing the original picture and below it, number 2 is grab the photo's URL. Copy that and paste it between IMG tags here. This is one of my Flickr photos.

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/104/268142712_17833809ec_o.jpg

I also use Photobucket as well as have my own website.

[KI4MRU]

I use TinyPic.com (http://www.tinypic.com) for quickly (and freely) uploading photos, screenshots, etc. to post in forums or send to friends. It's painless, and unlike Photobucket, you don't have to join. :) It's certainly no replacement for a full-blown photo sharing site like Flickr, but for quick throwaway things that you just need to quickly share on a forum, nothing beats TinyPic.

[k5okc]

I use microsoft spaces skydrive.

http://1vepog.bay.livefilestore.com/y1pVIE2l03Y2bpdgpnKZl2H5hR5Ytmioi2YAsTGEH4IKVkO2Ng BEKTVGhPa_2aIUu6ckTR-UGeGLnynt-xSfSDpvw/deora2.jpg

[K8ERV]

Why do you need a web site to post pix? Lets see if this comes thru.

TOM K8ERV Montrose Colo

[WA4TM]

Why do you need a web site to post pix? Lets see if this comes thru.

TOM K8ERV Montrose Colo


Sho nuf did!!!:D

[KG6YTZ]

http://1vepog.bay.livefilestore.com/y1pVIE2l03Y2bpdgpnKZl2H5hR5Ytmioi2YAsTGEH4IKVkO2Ng BEKTVGhPa_2aIUu6ckTR-UGeGLnynt-xSfSDpvw/deora2.jpg
oooookay... I'll bite. What was that? Corvair pickup?

[w8gtf]

oooookay... I'll bite. What was that? Corvair pickup?

I was wondering that too. Sorta looks like a van that was chopped down. But I wonder too. Looks like it could be a fun project.

Personally, I'm saving my penny's to get a beatup ranger or S-10 and do a Locust (2 seater roadster) project.

[k5okc]

It's a dodge Deora clone. The famous show truck by the Alexander Brothers.

The first version had a lift-up front, while the final version had the more awe-inspiring swing door.

http://1vepog.bay.livefilestore.com/y1pVIE2l03Y2bqaPZEuaUQ8IVsRCn1PIa0KNpH2e49AsraIZcV PW1B69cliOldlbn4Wv6Gh7kDKFArcycwMYbw5ng/deora.jpg

This truck started out as a window van.

http://1vepog.bay.livefilestore.com/y1pVIE2l03Y2brKPwT_rNE2IjWd3xwSl4B4xGGFAlGmd3IHDRl PnW_0OTVSTatxG-etXRDqVpb3YrOxwzcO1xunHw/dodge-1.jpg

Here's where the windshield came from:

http://1vepog.bay.livefilestore.com/y1pVIE2l03Y2bq7kHJ0fFkt9WREhrMPuEIf_X-LRY8P1s5v74GMByB0h5z85uRzIL7y4HdTmdroYhhxmoX78_qZx A/windshield.jpg

[KG6YTZ]

Much coolness. :) I've never heard of the Deora, actually, but I guess I should have been able to spot the sides of an old Dodge van in there, and that C-pillar is the wrong angle for a Corvair 95...

http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/1963-chevrolet-corvair-95-rampside-pickup-1.jpg

More pics of the Deora clone?

On-topic content: Yeah, I'd like to look into one of those photo hosting sites m'self, particularly since Sony ImageStation recently shut down. I have some space with my AOL accounts, of course, but not enough for any real gallery.