Photo of the week competition - up to the 24th August 24

Nice ... a bit of color here, a bit of color there ... often works for me ...

... like in a "Sin City" movie.

This'll stump ya ...

Nymphs

Nymphs by Marc Aubry, sur Flickr

Fujifilm X-T5
Laowa 65mm f/2.8 2x Ultra Macro

It's a link to a picture on my website ... I'll see if I kept the original ...

Ted

Nope, it's gone, sorry.

Waiting for a bus in Italy

Is there a minimum size recommended for this sub-category and are links to external images allowed, Alan?

Late to the party. Campocatini in Tuscany

You don't need to actually upload a picture to dprevived to make it clickable and open in a new browser tab.

As long as you have the url to any image on the www you can "hotlink" the image to a post here on dprevived and it will be clickable and open in a new tab.

See example code at the end of this post.

The reason it's not clickable in your post is because you inserted the url to the image in only an [img] tag.

[img]http://kronometric.org/phot/manor/oak%20stump%20decay.jpg[/img]

You need to wrap the img tag with a [url] tag to make it clickable and open in a new browser tab. (example code below image)

I have done this below with your image's url.

** NB... the image below is xpatUSA's image he posted earlier this thread.

If you substitute the code in your original post with the code below, your image will become clickable and open in a new browser tab.

[url=http://kronometric.org/phot/manor/oak%20stump%20decay.jpg]
[img]http://kronometric.org/phot/manor/oak%20stump%20decay.jpg[/img]
[/url]

The url inside the img tag is just the path to the image to be displayed. The url inside the img tag does not make the image clickable.

A url tag makes text or an image clickable. The url inside the url tag tells the browser where to go when the image or text wrapped by the url tag is clicked.

Landing

A little rain: