I have just seen this message above. Do i need to have a gallery of my name or anything?
Mo
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I have just seen this message above. Do i need to have a gallery of my name or anything?
Mo
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rjlittlefield
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Hello, Mo -- welcome aboard! 
I'm seeing a picture that looks like a bee on Buddleia, size 440x330 pixels.
If that's what you intended, then everything seems to be working fine.
To answer your question: No, you don't need a gallery of your own. Just post here in the Macro and Close-up gallery, like you did. Your name will be attached automatically to each of your posts. It will also appear on the index page at http://www.photomacrography.net/forum/v ... m.php?f=13 .
--Rik
PS. Your image does look a bit dark. If you're new to posting images on the internet, it's probably a good idea to compare your images against those in a lot of other postings to get a feel for how bright is needed. There's a lot of variation between monitors. Looking at posted images is a good way to get at some sort of "happy medium" that works pretty well across the gamut.
I'm seeing a picture that looks like a bee on Buddleia, size 440x330 pixels.
If that's what you intended, then everything seems to be working fine.
To answer your question: No, you don't need a gallery of your own. Just post here in the Macro and Close-up gallery, like you did. Your name will be attached automatically to each of your posts. It will also appear on the index page at http://www.photomacrography.net/forum/v ... m.php?f=13 .
--Rik
PS. Your image does look a bit dark. If you're new to posting images on the internet, it's probably a good idea to compare your images against those in a lot of other postings to get a feel for how bright is needed. There's a lot of variation between monitors. Looking at posted images is a good way to get at some sort of "happy medium" that works pretty well across the gamut.
No you don't need a gallery Mo. Looks as though you have figured the uploading process out. Pretty nice first pic I must say. 
A bit on the "blue"side but okay. Sharpness and composition look good, could be a bit larger but that too is up to you. Our maximum size is 800 pixels on the longest side of the image, with a file size of no more than 200kb.
A bit on the "blue"side but okay. Sharpness and composition look good, could be a bit larger but that too is up to you. Our maximum size is 800 pixels on the longest side of the image, with a file size of no more than 200kb. 
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Ya know, come to think of it, that does look a lot like a syrphid fly.
Mo, I know you're a beekeeper, but you said elsewhere that you didn't know what kind of bee this was. I'm thinking that Betty may have the clue to the mystery here.
--Rik
Mo, I know you're a beekeeper, but you said elsewhere that you didn't know what kind of bee this was. I'm thinking that Betty may have the clue to the mystery here.
--Rik