You have to use the "view source" function of the browser to search for the picture's source within the web page's code. For example, if you go to this page which has A.J. Hawk's pic:
http://www.theozone.net/photo_app/photo.view.cfm?PhotoID=10196&PhotoCounter=9&numberofentries=3&SportPTR=4&SessionPTR=8&SortOrder=ASC
you'll see in the URL the portion "PhotoID=10196". That's the name of the photo (actually, the number 10196 and ".jpg" is the actual photo, thus "10196.jpg"). To get directly to the photo, just delete everything in the URL after the slash after "photo_app", so the URL is:
"http://www.theozone.net/photo_app/", and then add "photos/" and then the photo name "10196.jpg" so you get:
http://www.theozone.net/photo_app/photos/10196.jpg
This will get the the picture and you can copy it from there, saving you the hassle of having to manually search through your browser cache.
Fuckin' O-Zone thinks they're cute by sticking in a little JavaScript function which prevents you from copying the URL, but it doesn't stop you from manually modifying it.
http://www.theozone.net/photo_app/photo.view.cfm?PhotoID=10196&PhotoCounter=9&numberofentries=3&SportPTR=4&SessionPTR=8&SortOrder=ASC
you'll see in the URL the portion "PhotoID=10196". That's the name of the photo (actually, the number 10196 and ".jpg" is the actual photo, thus "10196.jpg"). To get directly to the photo, just delete everything in the URL after the slash after "photo_app", so the URL is:
"http://www.theozone.net/photo_app/", and then add "photos/" and then the photo name "10196.jpg" so you get:
http://www.theozone.net/photo_app/photos/10196.jpg
This will get the the picture and you can copy it from there, saving you the hassle of having to manually search through your browser cache.
Fuckin' O-Zone thinks they're cute by sticking in a little JavaScript function which prevents you from copying the URL, but it doesn't stop you from manually modifying it.