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Photoshop contest - Round 7
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18-07-2007 10:10PM#1Ok the theme this time is "re-writing history". Basically you need to create an
image which depicts a historical event but with a twist that will make the viewer do a double take
Ill get things going with this, King Spock of Sparta at the hot gates :cool:
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you just need to wrap the url of the image itself in [img][/img] tags
for example:
Quote this post to see the code. It must be a URL ending in .jpeg .bmp etc,
Imageshack actually gives you the code fully tagged with tags to its site on the page. I normally strip those tags out tho. They've lately started adding dates and a pic of the camera used (from the EXIF data) which are both kinda annoying.0 -
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