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cell wrote:Oh No Dex mark 2!

I often think that those that are being bullied are in the best place to judge if it's bullying, while those that are doing it, often call it something else.

Are you gonna name some names or are y'all gonna just flounder about in the shitey puddle you're stirring up

Hi all. A splendid day today weather wise. Sun splitting the skies, beating down in your face - superb summer sunny days. I took the opportunity to do some railway landscape photographs at Bowling Harbour and was a good choice. I stayed here for the Royal Scotsman and caught local passenger trains also. Other locations for photography from today include Dalmuir, and Coatbridge Central (freight and Saltire Class 156 included).

Links to photographs from today can be found below with a short caption (full detailed caption can be found inside the photograph link)

Dalmuir:
[img]p58592450.html[/img] - Class 334 003 inside pl.5
[img]p58592454.html[/img] - Class 334 003 side view showing the S.P.T. livery and branding
[img]p58592457.html[/img]- Juniper Duo - pl.4 & 5

Bowling Harbour Railway Landscapes - Royal Scotsman (Class 47 W.C.R.C.) and local passenger trains:
[img]p58592459.html[/img]- Class 320 308
[img]p58592460.html[/img]- Class 320 Duo
[img]p58592461.html[/img] - Class 320 301 with boats
[img]p58592462.html[/img]- Class 334 022 with boats
[img]p58592463.html[/img]- Royal Scotsman
[img]p58592464.html[/img] - Royal Scotsman again

Coatbridge Central - Saltire Class 156 (433) and Class 86 x2
[img]p58592465.html[/img]- Class 156 433 approaching pl.2
[img]p58592466.html[/img] - Class 156 433 calling at pl.2
[img]p58592467.html[/img] - Class 86 612 + 637

These photographs can be viewed in a bigger size here :

http://www.jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/c1690780_109.html

Hi Jonno,

If you look at the links you have attempted to create you have included a fragment of the URL but used IMG tags.

Hi all. I decided to go and get some shots of the Northern Belle train up the West Highland Line as the day was too nice to go anywhere else. Locations include Glenfalloch, Tyndrum Lower, Obann, and Loch Awe. I also managed to get a few shots of the usual West Highland Line passenger trains (one of few that visit the line each day) at Loch Awe.

Links to photographs can be found below with a short caption (full and detailed captions can be read once clicked on the photograph links)

Glenfalloch In The Morning:
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58613878.html & http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58613879.html - Class 37 670 + 401 + N.B. coaching stock

Tyndrum Lower:
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58613880.html - Class 37 670 + 401 + N.B. coaching stock coming into the station
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58613881.html - Class 37 670 + 401 + N.B. coaching stock pause at the station

Oban:
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58613882.html - Consist seen at Oban
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58613883.html - Class 37 670
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58613884.html - Class 37s and view of Oban
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58613885.html - Class 156 493 inside the station

Loch Awe Viaduct - Class 156 Railway Landscapes:
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58613886.html - Class 156 493
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58613887.html - Class 156 474
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58613888.html - Class 156 474 (Wider View)

Glenfalloch In The Evening:
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58613889.html - Class 37 670 + 401 + N.B. coaching stock on its way back down Edinburgh (eventually)

Enjoy!!!

Hi all. A mixed variety of bits 'n' bobs from last week upto Sunday 31st May. The mixed variety is a mix of rail and non - rail photographs:

Dalmuir Station Footbridge Renewal Project - Two photographs From Friday 29th May:
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58636930.html
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58636931.html

Clydebank and Coatbridge Central Train Station Views:
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58636579.html - General view of Clydebank looking towards Yoker
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58636580.html - New platform end barrier at Coatbridge Central and railway viaduct renewals
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58636581.html - New platform end barriers at Coatbridge Central
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58636582.html - A general view of Coatbridge Central station looking towards Whifflet and Mossend

Anniesland - Rail Photography Sunday 31st May- Photographs at Anniesland station where chaos due to overhead wires being brough down led to trains being started and terminated here more information in one of the image links below if clicked on:
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58638344.html - Class 320 317 waits patiently inside platform 2
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58638345.html - THE ART SHOT:P - Class 320 reflections - 320 reflecting off my friend's sunglasses
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58638346.html - Class 170 457 sitting inside platform 3 working special service duties (this platform does not get used on a Sunday)
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58638347.html - passengers detrain and are seen being welcomed onto a connecting train for Glasgow


Bowling Harbour - Non - Rail Friday 29th May:
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58637436.html - sticks 'n' branches close up
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58637526.html - landscape looking over to the Erskine Road Bridge

Enjoy!!!

Best Regards

Jonathan McGurk

www.jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net

http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/c1705499.html - More information and 48 photographs from my day out up the Scottish West Highlands on Saturday 30th May can be found here

Enjoy!!!

Best Regards

Jonathan McGurk

www.jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net

Jonathan,
again, these photos are just stunning. There's hardly a cloud in the sky!! I don't think I've ever seen a picture of Oban that's not dull and grey!! I cannot believe how busy Oban looks. You certainly show what a beautiful country Scotland is.

Hi all. I've created a new gallery to my website:
June 2009 Railway Photography:
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/c1706781.html

The gallery contains photographs from today. Locations visited today include Paisley
Gilmour Street, Hillington West, Hillington East, High Street and Springburn.
Photographs include Class 314 209 being moved from Shields T.M.D. to Glasgow Works
by a Virgin Class 57 visitng the works for a C4 overhaul and a new electrical
powering system built by Alstom which will be fitted to all 16 of the 3 - car sets
which make up the class when they go into the works in Springburn for an overhaul.
More information and the 20 photographs from today can be seen in the link above.

Enjoy!!!

Best Regards

Jonathan McGurk

www.jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net

Great photographs Jonathan, very interesting, well done.

Cheers:). I am glad you like them:). More to come from me tonight as I was rather busy today (this afternoon).

Hi all. A good mixed variety of odds and ends from June 2009 so far. Photographs include landscapes from Dumbarton yesterday, G.A.R.L. (Glasgow Airport Rail Link) progression between Hillington East and Hillington West, station views, railway signal & overhead wire layout at Paisley Gilmour Street station and a photographs of one of my railway friends, Robert taken at Springburn today.

Links to photographs can be found below as well as a short caption. For a full caption please click on the link(s) below:

Dumbarton Landscapes - Two photographs looking over the River Clyde towards Inverclyde and Erskine:
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58687890.html - A wider view
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58687893.html - A closer view

Paisley Gilmour Street Station:
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58687420.html - A general view of the station looking west
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58687427.html - A view from the top of pl.1 looking east
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58689037.html - Controlled signal 'P32' top of pl.1 looking east
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58689211.html - Overhead Line Equipment pl.1 looking east

G.A.R.L. (Glasgow Airport Rail Link) Progression work between Hillington East and Hillington West:
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58689367.html
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58689481.html
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58689492.html


Springburn - Railway People:
http://jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p58689757.html - good friend, Robert strikes a pose for the camera

Enjoy!!!

Best Regards

Jonathan McGurk

www.jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net

Hi all. Here is one of many different kinds of galleries from 2007 I will be adding in the near future.

2007 Close Up, Pattern, Glasgow People, Architecture & Miscellaneous Photographs
http://www.jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/c1677042_37.html

In this gallery you will find a mixed selection of various types of photography I have taken of different types of photography. The various types ofphotography include close ups, pattern, architecture, Glasgow People plus much more. All the photographs have been taken since 1st January 2007 right through until the end of 2007. Photographs were also taken when I was studying photography at the Metropolitan College in Glasgow for certain projects to do with my course at the college.

Previews:
[img]jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p57307393.html[/img][*]
[img]jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net/p57307400.html[/img][*]
Enjoy!!!

Best Regards

Jonathan McGurk

Hi Jonathon

Is that the image URL or is it the webpage displaying the image on your fotopic. We will get you posting images correctly I hope you don't take this the wrong way as you are clearly an accomplished photographer and we'd very much like to relish some of you images here on the HG board.

Best Wishes


Dave

Hi Dave. To be honest with yourself and all I am quite annoyed that I do not know how to put images in with the posts I make. It is driving me dolally. Please HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!. I am following instructions but as you can all see I cannot get anywhere whatsoever grrrrrrrr

Best Regards

Jonathan McGurk

Railway and Freelance Photographer

www.jonathanmcgurk.fotopic.net

Jon

I am always willing to help folk as most dedicated contributors are. I'm not much of a rail head but you do post some good snaps and I know there are alot of others who like your images.

Basics

A webpage has a URL embedded on that page are other URL that relate to images and other stuff. HTML largely handles text/tables etc.

When you post you must look for the URL of the image. Normally through a website you right click the image and select View Image then you have it's URL. On things like Flickr you use the 'All Sizes' option to obtain the URL.

I'm not familiar with fotopic so I cannot comment. What I do know is that if you right click the page and View Page Source you can search for HTML tags

Code: Select all

<img src="

And you will get your images address. This is a bit of a job so if you're still struggling then I'll sign up for fotopic and see how it works to try and help. In the meantime flickr and photobucket are free, given your posting you'd not need a pro account just yet if you niched it to HG 'show us' images

I'm about so if you need pointers please post back or drop me a PM and I'll give you a call

Best wishes


Dave