As far as knowing (per se) someone who does alot of bb photographs google David Kinneer. He also posts or photos or is shared on and by facebook's NABS group (North American Bluebird Society) as well as photos of various other bluebirders.

"I was getting all excited that I could post pics from my MBA through photo bucket but not to be yet." If it happens for those of us with Macs I will be surprised. If you read the information from Houzz or the comments from their employees on uploading photos from Photobucket, you get the impression that they do not want us to be able to do it. My opinion is that it was not expected that PC users would be able to upload Photobucket photos by using the photo icon and therefore the way it doesn't work on Macs is the way they intended it to work on all computers. Okay, I am having trouble with the right words. Basically, I don't think they want you to be able to upload from a photo hosting site, so they aren't going to fix it so that those who can't will be able to do so.

Once in a while, that happens to me as well and when I try a second time it works. When it doesn’t I think the reason is because the size of the photo may be too large. Sites have to have a limit on how big pictures can be. Sometimes the upload tool can crop it down automatically, but if the file is really large, it may need to be cropped down manually. That has always worked for me. The reason the Houzz tool will take the photo when the (former) Gardenweb site won’t, is because they were each written with a different set of limitations.

Thank you, everybody, for responding and for your encouragement! Actually, I wasn't worried about posting poor photos - I know you're all very forgiving! :-) - but more about what people might do with the pictures (not you guys! But since Houzz is public, anyone can see the pictures & save them). I don't mind genuine gardener friends saving the photos & enjoying them - but I have had bad experiences in the past of my photos being stolen for commercial use. One company in the U.S. even took a picture of me & my dog and used it to advertise their pet funeral service website! My poor dog wasn't even dead!! I only found out because a reader alerted me. It was really poor taste. Another dog kennel stole one of my photos and used it to advertise their services. I was really upset about that as I had no idea if their service was any good and I didn't want them using an image of my dog to endorse their business. Besides which - there is the copyright issue. Again, as I said, I don't mind "genuine" gardeners enjoying the photos and even using them privately if it gives them pleasure - and I'm more than happy to share if it helps provide information to others - but I don't think it's right for businesses to steal photos and use them without permission, especially if they're going to benefit financially from it. I'm very sensitive to the copyright issue as I make my living based on licensing intellectual property that I've created. Sigh. I know I'm probably being silly. It's just because I've had those bad experiences - I'm a bit paranoid now. I think Marlorena is right - I guess if I'm really worried about privacy & copyright, I shouldn't post any nice photos. I really wanted to share some pictures of my newly planted roses and introduce myself & my garden a bit - and I thought this is one place where I can find like-minded people who would understand and not be bored stiff by me rambling on about my new roses - haha!