Important refresher on photos

[Donnie]

Please, as a kind reminder, refrain from taking images of your model showing WIDE views of the inside and outside of your home, apartment, dwelling place, etc. This is for your own personal security reasons.
Many photos and submissions I can not install on the gallery due to these situations. Also, it is just as important to remember not to include pictures of your family in the background that can be clearly seen.
This is for your own personal privacy and security - and for that reason, Ships of Scale can not release to public.

 

[Magic Mike]

Great advice Donnie! Magic Mike

 

[Donnie]

I will say this again: PLEASE do not take pictures of your models inside a FULL VIEW of the inside of your house for security reasons. I do not wish to do this, but if you want your ship to be in the Showcase Gallery, Please take photos with a decent plain background.

It takes considerable time to crop out the distracting elements in the photos. Unfortunately, I will have to start to pass them up - even though - you have built such a beautiful model, as it is hard to pass.

 

[Weasel]

Now completed ENDURANCE

 

[Weasel]

Upside down again.. no idea how to sort it

 

[Kurt Konrath]

Now completed ENDURANCE

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I thought this photo was from of our Australian members as it looks to be from Down Under!

 

[Peter Voogt]

Now completed ENDURANCE

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Upside down again.. no idea how to sort it

Did is for you. At the end of your post there is the option ‘Report’ + ‘Edit’ also ‘Attachment editor’.
If you use the site on your cellphone: turn it ‘landscape’ and you’ll find it.
Regards, Peter

 

[itwbluey]

I thought this photo was from of our Australian members as it looks to be from Down Under!

Years ago as a young fella living and working in Aberdeen Scotland , the pub where we stayed also had a group of Aussies staying in an old double decker bus converted to a touring camper van parked in the car park. The owner of the pub “The Dukes Den” put up a clock in the bar for us…upside down and set to Sydney time!. There was also a bottle of Bundy Rum with a mini Akubra hat with corks dangling around its rim.