Smartphone Photo of the Day

[lostcreekranch]

Try hooking up a USB cable between phone and computer. Then move or copy pics to your computer.

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[Larro Darro]

Buck is on left side. Had spike rack. Sorry iPhone photo sucks.

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It's not the picture so much as me. I think I can see them now that I know they are there. But I'll look on my big screen once I get home. Between my eyes and this laptop, it's a challenge seeing anything.

Larro

 

[AGRIMAN]

Here are a few of the pictures the new kid we hired took a few weeks ago with his phone. I didn't know he took them until recently. Some are pretty dang good. He explain the editing process he done, but I gave up tring to understand what he was talking about.

The one with the wheat field burning will go on the wall in my office.

 

[1quik70]

Front yard



First Cutting on the ground

 

[Larro Darro]

Sometimes looking at pictures like that I miss making hay. But then I remember breaking a belt on a 98F day with rain on the way. Or when the pickup is jammed with hay infused with fire ants. Then I don't regret leasing out our hayfield.

Larro

 

[BLUE ME]

Down for a morning swim.

 

[k0ua]

Try hooking up a USB cable between phone and computer. Then move or copy pics to your computer.

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That is one way, I use WiFi file transfer, it is in the android app store for free. Once loaded on your 'droid, turn it on and it will give you the IP address and port number of the 'droid as an example 192.168.0.25:1234 and you can point your web browser on your PC to this address and navigate the web page to either your internal storage on the droid or the sd card on the droid, and download the .jpg pictures in the dcim directory and place them wherever you want them on your pc. This assumes that the droid and your pc are presently on the same network. It sounds harder than it really is to do.

 

[k0ua]

That is one way, I use WiFi file transfer, it is in the android app store for free. Once loaded on your 'droid, turn it on and it will give you the IP address and port number of the 'droid as an example 192.168.0.25:1234 and you can point your web browser on your PC to this address and navigate the web page to either your internal storage on the droid or the sd card on the droid, and download the .jpg pictures in the dcim directory and place them wherever you want them on your pc. This assumes that the droid and your pc are presently on the same network. It sounds harder than it really is to do.

Someone suggested to use the Tbn app to attach photos directly from the phone
So that seemed to work rather painlessly

 

[Daver1963]

My stumpy carrots.....

....and Gibson County Lake.

 

[nybirdman]

Wow, that's pretty cool looking place! Nice pictures.

Hey,my part of the world............what body of water were you on?I am 60 miles north of Watertown between Black Lake and the St. Lawrence.I lot of people don't realize how beautiful The State of New York is.We live here and camp in the Adirondacks........