Hi kyleiza & welcome to the community! You can change the order of your images in edit by dragging & dropping them. As Neil has advised photo 5 is the best one to use as a main image for this site.
Hey kylelza. You can always edit your spotting by clicking that link at the top right part of the spotting screen. There you can add/change the information in your spotting, and add/remove photos. To edit photos (cropping an image for example) there are online tools that are easy to use, like http://pixlr.com/ or http://ipiccy.com/.
Common musk turtles are the best! Here at PN, we probably like that 5th photo the best since the focus is on the spotted organism (the less human in the images, the better!). Were you collecting these in that cooler for research purposes?
4 Comments
Hi kyleiza & welcome to the community!
You can change the order of your images in edit by dragging & dropping them. As Neil has advised photo 5 is the best one to use as a main image for this site.
Hey kylelza. You can always edit your spotting by clicking that link at the top right part of the spotting screen. There you can add/change the information in your spotting, and add/remove photos. To edit photos (cropping an image for example) there are online tools that are easy to use, like http://pixlr.com/ or http://ipiccy.com/.
Yes, I do some surveying for the state occasionally. How do you change the picture?
Common musk turtles are the best! Here at PN, we probably like that 5th photo the best since the focus is on the spotted organism (the less human in the images, the better!). Were you collecting these in that cooler for research purposes?