How cool you did a blue theme. Congrats on your first month.
I've recently started my 3rd year although I do have some gaps in my 2nd year which will probably happen again this year. :)
@styru I am an idiot.. I do not know how to use the print screen key.. Do I need to hold down another key at the same time.. when i hit the print screen key...nothing happens.. sorry...
@shirljess What I do is just hit the print screen key and then open Microsoft Word and click to paste. Then just right click the image and tell it to save picture.
@styru Really cool! I love seeing things like this in the calendar view. Awesome job. Reminds me a little of my husband's project. He's doing a "rainbow" theme. Check him out ---> user name: Roy G. Biv. ;)
@shirljess If you have a Mac (do you?), you can hold down apple + shift + 4 and it will crop right there and save for you! Skips 1 step. Here's the cool project of someone very dear to me. ;-)
Cool idea. I am torn between doing this and a similar idea but making a collage of "alternative photos" - the ones that never made it up but were taken on the days.
@styru You are right Styru, I guess that would be less of a challenge than keeping with the blue theme for the whole year. You've got your work cut out for you. :)
@taffy Thanks Taffy- just so you know, it's a pig! She pops up in my pictures every now and then. Just a goofy little souvenir I bought last summer- specifically for 365!
I am so impressed by your originality in how you incorporate blue in your images. Great variety in perspective and subject. Good luck in the months ahead.
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I've recently started my 3rd year although I do have some gaps in my 2nd year which will probably happen again this year. :)
2) Open 'paint' and paste the screen view into it.
3) Crop the section you want
4) save it as a jpeg
5) upload that jpeg image to whatever photohosting site you use (photobucket, flickr etc)
(if you don't have an account - then imagesup.net will let you upload pics without signing up)
6) add the image here using the < img src="URL" > command. (extra gaps added there so you can see it)
Sounds complex - but it actually takes about 45 seconds.
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What's with all the bold!
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@kwind @crystal1112 - would hardly be a challenge if I gave up on the theme after one month - 11 more to go!
yet!
(still 11 months to go)
@olivetreeann What an interesting and complex photo. I really like the blues and the pop of the bear.
One month down -- it's an inspiration to see the completed ones!
I followed the directions (thank you @styru) and hope the link works. I've been having trouble posting links to photos in a comment. http://www.flickr.com/photos/taffyraphael/8434679352/in/photostream