I hope some of you will post your own travels among the stars and other interesting places you find. I thought it good to add some general guidelines about posting images here: When posting images of your celestial objects, please remember to keep images at a reasonable size at ~800 x 640. This is mainly to benefit those of us who have small monitors, and don't want to constantly use the scroll bar to scroll right to view the missing part of the big picture.
Here's a few tips for images:
I don't use the SE Screenshot (as it includes the menu in the capture). The best way is when you get the screen how you want it, then just hit [PrntScrn] key on keyboard, and it'll copy the screen to the clipboard, ready to be pasted into MS Paint. Then you can open it in that program and resize it there.
Also remember, the site only has a total of 500Mb of storage data, so it would really help the forum if you would use a file-sharing site to upload your images to, then link them back here using the IMG or HTTP when creating a new a thread.
I use Photobucket for my image sharing, which is quick and easy, and is no hassle to register with. Here's the link, it's free:
Photobucket.com
Looking forward to seeing some of your space travels pictures 
Appended by SpaceEngineer:
You can share your discoveries with us on the forum. Save your nice location in SpaceEngine by using the locations dialog box. Press F6 key to open it, then click on the 'Add' button, then choose a short name for the location and save it. Then go to SE 'config' folder and open the 'places.cfg' file in notepad. Go to the last line of text file and find the new location name that you just saved in F6 box. Then Copy/paste its code from there and post here at the forum for other players to add to their own 'places.cfg' file. Example is shown here below:
Code
Place "Nice desert"
{
Body "RS 8404-1133-7-1480665-107 5"
Parent ""
Pos (-5.499040858979766e-011, 6.542405681193211e-011, -6.028409310184691e-011)
Rot (-0.004700984548818598, -0.2674292520678755, 0.919011746854572, -0.2896150980629232)
Date "2012.01.04 09:02:38.61"
Vel 7.0930772e-015
Mode 1
}
Then anybody can copy this text from the forum and paste it into their own 'journal.cfg,' then open F6 menu in SpaceEngine and select the exact same location. Try this out with the code that I posted here above. This is the desert planet in Scorpius
Another way is to do the same with the autopilot journal log (hit Tab key to open it). It's saved in the 'journal.cfg,' but it cannot save precise location of the camera, only the name of the object and the visit date.
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