Image Shack test

[Rich82GS750TZ]

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[Rich82GS750TZ]

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[Nessism]

Thanks Rich. You're the best!

[Rich82GS750TZ]

Aw, shucks. Tweren’t nothin’.

I made a short video on using Image Shack to host images, grab links, and post them on the forum. I also posted this in Chuck Hahn’s current thread about a Cooley tank he’s painting. Hope it is helpful to someone.

Of course, like any other paid/ subscription image hosting site, I believe the images will likely go away if you let your subscription lapse, as I expect will happen with these. I have no intention of paying for image hosting. I’ve been using Imgur for 5 years. All those images are still up on the GSR and I’ve not paid them a dime.

[pdqford]

Not sure where those pics are from, but reminds me of the Kinzu Bridge area over in McKean County, PA.

[Rich82GS750TZ]

Pine Creek Gorge, AKA the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon. Born and Raised in central PA and lived here for the last 20 years, this was my first time visiting the Canyon. Will definitely go back. Highly recommend.

[Eli69]

I used image shack for a long time. Filled my free quota.

[Baatfam]

Of course, like any other paid/ subscription image hosting site, I believe the images will likely go away if you let your subscription lapse, as I expect will happen with these. I have no intention of paying for image hosting. I’ve been using Imgur for 5 years. All those images are still up on the GSR and I’ve not paid them a dime.

I created an account with Imageshack 7-8 years ago, and quickly hit the free limit, so I pay for a premium account.
Apparently they grandfathered my original price of $18.99 a year, because I am still paying that amount.
I think that is a pretty good deal to host 1300+ photos. Don't know what they charge for a new premium account.

Also pay for Flickr Pro, but have found it is worth the $60 a year.