You can submit images that you would like to see included in a banner here in the comments until March 17th. The creation of the final banner will be done on our end, because there are some formatting restrictions that need to be applied uniformly between desktop and mobile versions, and we'd like to include contributions from as many members as possible.
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Love the bridge shot. She got me droolin'Here are my entries for the banner contest.
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Sir, with all due respect I'm going to have to disqualify your entry because that motorcycle is so incredibly sexy that it borders on pornographic.
Yep, mine's an '06 and she was red. I would have kept the original paint, but there were some deep scratches on the top of it, near the gas cap. Deep enough that they'd hit bare metal and had formed rust. If y'all remember, I had to replace the entire gas cap because some fool had drilled it out and must have been using a screwdriver to hit the release mechanism. I'm guessing all those scratches came from that.......
Pretty good for free via website. You have a PC? If so, you should give GIMP a try. It's open-source which means it's free, far more powerful than Photoshop, and with literally thousands of free plug-ins and extensions (no ads) there's not much it can't do. Here's an example:
Just pulled this image off of Google:
I thought that young lady in the image looked lonesome, so I've arranged to bring her here.
She's no longer on the beach:
This took about two to three minutes, and I can't take much credit other than know how to do it. This software is great.
Do you have some sort of data limit on your phone? What about your home's internet connection?Yes it's probably ok, I just haven't been taking any good pics.
Would be hard to find a background right now that isn't gray barren woods.
Most mobile carriers offer unlimited texting and messaging, which includes images.
A GIG? For a photo???
An average DVD movie in 1080p is roughly between 1.5 to 4 gigabytes. There's no way you're taking 1GB photos.
I just looked up your Moto G, It has a maximum 50mp (megapixel) resolution. It's most likely a 1 bit system which means that each picture you take should be roughly between 3-10 MB.
Even if your phone was taking 64-bit photos with 50 megapixel resolution (which it couldn't), the maximum size is 381 MB. If that were true, a hundred pictures would consume 38 GIGABYTES.
Set your resolution to maximum, buddy! 5mb is quite small. Well....it wasn't always that way, lol!
I have a 1 Terabyte (1000 Gigabytes) card in my phone. The equivalent of over 500 movies.
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