Car Pictures

[Richard Pottle]

Here' s mine...sorry the picture is so big.

 

[Guest]

Richard

This might be a bit better for you, and oh look the bin man has been......
He He []

 

[Guest]

Nicola

I must admit, the squashed look is very becoming ! I assume this means a lower Cd factor, although how you get in escapes me - unless you are VERY short !

 

[Guest]

Just experimenting. Not the best reproduction in the world I know. But you have to start somewhere.

I' ll try to do better next time...... Me thinks I need some lessons in editing pictures from John Miles

 

[Guest]

Unfortunately, picture editing can be a bit of a black art. In your case, it seems that you did not maintain the aspect ratio when making the picture smaller/larger.
But I still maintain that the result ain' t too bad.

 

[Guest]

Hi Nicola, sorry to miss you on saturday. Did see your car though, very nice. Here is mine just incase you missed it.

 

[Guest]

At last!
Here' s a picture of mine for all of you out there waiting with baited breath. Thought I would post a picture of the rear end so you blokes can appreciate the J Lo backside[]
Note it was taken in the glorious sunshine at Porsche in the park[&:]

 

[Guest]

and here' s one of the front

 

[Guest]

Would like to get my picture added to my posts - since I got a nice digital camera from Santa. Could someone advise me how to do this please?

 

[Guest]

Uploading pictures:
ensure photo is 72 pixels per inch and in JPG format. When posting, click 'Click here to upload' and, when dialogue box appears, navigate to the picture you want to upload and click OK - the Forum will tell you if the upload was successful - the Forum automatically produces the thumbnail to appear with your text. it is recommeded that pictures be no wider than 500 pixels to avoid the need to scroll sideways.
If you want an Avatar (the picture to the left of the post under your name) you should again convert to 72 ppi and save in GIF format max 145x145 pixels, max 10K in size.