Attempting to upload a photo from iPad

I’ve made a bit of progress. I can write a draft on my iPad using the wordpress app, but can’t figure out how to upload it from there. I had to go to the bookmarked page for my blog to upload, not using the app. Shafts nuisance. This can’t be the way it’s supposed to work. I had visions of being able to take photos and blog while sitting in my nice little plot at the community garden.

Today I’m going to try again to upload a photo from the iPad’s camera, ie the iPad’s library.

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Ah ha, I can success! (that was what the Japanese postdoctoral fellows in our lab said when their experiments worked. The phrase has gone into my vocabulary.) so here was the issue. The Internet connection simply wasn’t good enough. I was doing the right things, but the iPad wasn’t responding. Anyway, the photo above is of my raised beds in the backyard, photographed yesterday. Next step, see if I can upload a video. That may be problematic given the file size. If it works, the video is a tour of my garden. Maybe I’ll start with a shorter one of my three chickens.

Nope, didn’t work. Back to the drawing board.

About Lou Murray, Ph.D.

I'm a retired medical researcher, retired professional writer/photographer, avid gardener, and active environmentalist living in southern California. I wrote a weekly newspaper column on environmental topics in the Huntington Beach Independent for many years. I also supervised environmental restoration projects and taught at the Orange County Conservation Corps before retiring in the summer of 2016. This blog chronicles my efforts to live a green life growing as much food as possible for my husband and myself on a 4,500 sq ft yard that is covered mainly by house, garage, driveway, and sidewalks. I am also dedicated to combatting global climate change.
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2 Responses to Attempting to upload a photo from iPad

  1. Well, it is Fowloween, I think a video of your chickens would be most appropriate 😉 Your garden raised beds look like they’re brimming with lovely winter greens!

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