I think what you are looking to do is add photographs. There are already pages on the High Uintas and the Wasatch, so there can't be duplicate mountain pages.
To add this photograph to the High Uintas Wilderness page, for example, click on the below link:
See the add image in the left hand bars. You can then add your photo to the High Uintas Wilderness area and anyone who looks at the page can see your photo.
For now, I changed your page type to custom object, but you can still add photos to any existing pages on SP.
If you see a mountain or range that doesn't have an SP page, feel free to create one and add the recommended information. You can look at some of the other pages on SP for a guideline.
You can also create an album and add several related photos to an album.
Let me know if you have any questions that I can help with.
Scott - Jun 16, 2015 11:45 am - Hasn't voted
ClarificationI think what you are looking to do is add photographs. There are already pages on the High Uintas and the Wasatch, so there can't be duplicate mountain pages.
To add this photograph to the High Uintas Wilderness page, for example, click on the below link:
High Uintas Wilderness Area
See the add image in the left hand bars. You can then add your photo to the High Uintas Wilderness area and anyone who looks at the page can see your photo.
For now, I changed your page type to custom object, but you can still add photos to any existing pages on SP.
If you see a mountain or range that doesn't have an SP page, feel free to create one and add the recommended information. You can look at some of the other pages on SP for a guideline.
You can also create an album and add several related photos to an album.
Let me know if you have any questions that I can help with.