Ok, now that I know it can be done, here's how...

There is an "img src" tag -- that's short hand for image and source.

it looks like this:
<img src="http://my photo location" />

<img src="http://my photo 2 location" />

Naturally substituting your own photo locations...

So in this case, your two photos would be:

<img src="http://img388.imageshack.us/img388/2996/10005653sr.jpg" />

<img src="http://img309.imageshack.us/img309/8338/10005610el.jpg" />

Now, I posted those so you could read them using a special technique -- normally when you type that, they'd be interpreted as a "tag" so you'd see the image instead of the text of the code.

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For the really interested, it used to be you just closed the tag with an > however today's web standards like to have a / put before the end of all tags, including self-contained ones like this, so you use a /> construction of image tags now.

And the way I make the symbols show up is using the code &#60 as a <
&#62 as a >

But it sounds like your on the right track.

Just paste the link to photo bucket in the message area, with the special stuff before and after it...basically everything left and right of and including the quotation marks in the example, with the Photobucket link between the quotes.

< IMG SRC="http://ns2.genesis-technology.com/~kvp/images/Raking/field2.jpg" >

Thanks for the info.

No space between the less than sign and "img" -- that's why it didn't show the pic if that was your intent.

Another geek moment, the new XHTML standards also ask for the tags to be in lower case -- img src instead of IMG SRC. Used to be either was considered acceptable.

It's kind of like the / to close the image tag...the way you wrote it still works, but support in the future isn't guaranteed -- because at some point in the future, img and IMG may end up meaning different things depending on which case their typed in.