How To Add Pictures To Comments On DIYPhotography.net
Nov 9, 2007
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A lot of readers are asking me, “How can we add pictures to go along with our comments?”
The reasons are numerous – some want to share a picture they took, some want to share a cool DIY project they built and some want to show of with their implementation on one of the DIY hacks from this site.
Well, the age of unknowledgeness comes to an end – here is the picture tutorial for how to add images to comments on DIYPhotography.net (of course you can always use the Flickr stream). Click any of the images for a bigger view.
Step 1 – upload your image to Flickr (or any other image hosting service). You will get the image on an image page that looks kinda like this:

Step 2 – hit “all sizes” and go to medium or small

Step 3 – copy the image URL from the bottom of the screen where is says “Grab the photo’s URL:” Or you can copy the text where it says: “Copy and paste this HTML into your webpage:” If you are using other service than Flickr, just copy the URL of the image.

Step 4 – in the comment place the following text: <img src=”https://url_from_step_3″ /> or the entire text from where it said “Copy and paste this HTML into your webpage:”

Step 5 – Preview

Step 6 – post (wait for moderation…) and TADA!!
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P.S. In case you are wondering – I made the cool Flickr logo using this tool.
Related links:
– DIYPhotography.net Flickr stream
– Flickr logo maker
Udi Tirosh
Udi Tirosh is an entrepreneur, photography inventor, journalist, educator, and writer based in Israel. With over 25 years of experience in the photo-video industry, Udi has built and sold several photography-related brands. Udi has a double degree in mass media communications and computer science.






























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One response to “How To Add Pictures To Comments On DIYPhotography.net”
I love this article! I forgot to post when i read it and actually made my own bokeh. Check it out: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=582221895136965&set=a.574323725926782.151937.574022132623608&type=3&theater