The second one is also splendid.

Well you did it Nathan!

It's a great image that suits the technique very well. Glad you managed to show us!

We'd be very interested to hear what happens in due course. Hope it works out well for you.

Most systems on Internet sites will lock you out if you repeatedly fail to do something. I guess it's a safety feature against repeated "attacks".

EPZ is the same. If you upload one image you can replace it, but it won't let you replace it again and you have to wait for the next day.

The gallery has been left for users to use to display their images that they want people to see - it's as simple as that. There are no rules as such, although some types of images would certainly be removed. Use it to show your best work.

You're right that to take advantage of more than one upload per day you need to link your membership to the forum. This is how the system knows you are allowed to do this, and I agree that it was not quite clear from the outset. As this was a new feature no doubt its implementation was lower on the list than the other problems being experienced.

Is this really an issue? Non-subscribers can post one image per day. Subscribers have the advantage that they can post whenever they wish to. I think that's fine. That's freedom!

ePHOTOzine also has a restriction of one per day. However, e2 members can upload the first 16 pictures as they wish to. I think that's fine as well.

Thanks to all for the helpful replies.

Nathan, you need to hotlink to an image on a hosting site such as Photobucket. Then copy and paste the URL they provide for forums and bulletin boards.

If you restrict the image size to around 800 pixels on the longest side it will display better here.

You can ask them to remove them. You can send them an invoice if they don't. You can sue them if they don't pay.

I'm not a legal expert, but that's the order I'd take things in. On the other hand if it's a group you support and you don't mind, then at least they've acknowledged you.

But if you do mind then they can't steal the work to which you own all the rights. It's theft, just as that annoying film at the beginning of so many DVDs keeps reminding us.

Hope that helps!

And a very warm welcome!

McBrian has always been a pleasure to deal with, whether on eBay or via this forum. Buy with confidence.

OK, so here's a new attempt and although I will freely admit it is way over the top as an image it is getting the fantasy world feel I was looking for. Opinions, either on the technique or the image as an image, will be welcomed, as always.
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