Linking/embedding photos with Flickr

[Bob Correll]

With the recent Photobucket fiasco a lot of people, not just here but on many other forums, are moving to other host sites.
I'll probably only use Flickr for cell pics, and stay with Google Photos for camera shots.

A member on Pentax Forums offered the following, which I think might be helpful for some members here who are not familiar with Flickr.
(Note, the poster used original size since he was addressing a camera forum audience, I'd choose one of the medium sizes for posting here.)
Good luck!
Here's his post:

click the arrow in the middle:

choose BBcode:

You get this, you can choose size from the drop down menu. When you choose original then exif is retained.

You copy the code with the right mouse click menu or ctrl-c. If you don't want it linking back to flickr edit out everything that is not between

 

[Rich Dahl]

Bob , this one gives a little more detail, it's what I'm using and it works fine.


Click a photo to open it.
Click the Download icon .
Click View all sizes.
Click on the size you want to see.
Right-click the image.
Select Copy Image Location or Copy Image URL (text may vary per browser).

 

[Bob Correll]

Bob , this one gives a little more detail, it's what I'm using and it works fine.


Click a photo to open it.
Click the Download icon .
Click View all sizes.
Click on the size you want to see.
Right-click the image.
Select Copy Image Location or Copy Image URL (text may vary per browser).

Yes, very concise, thanks Rich!
I had muddled my way through the process before finding any guidelines.

 

[James J]

Thanks for the explanation guys.
I just signed up for my Flickr account, so if I followed your instructions correctly, here goes...

 

[Bob Correll]

I see some very nice looking burnt ends!

 

[James J]

Thanks Bob, with your help I was able to post them in the photo gallery.

 

[Rich Dahl]

Thanks for the explanation guys.
I just signed up for my Flickr account, so if I followed your instructions correctly, here goes...

The photo looks great, but I do detect that those burnt ends may be of a chuck roast or "poor mans burnt ends" still look fantastic. ( just got off your Poor Mans Burnt Ends thread)