If I can learn how, you can. 1, surf the internet for the type of photo you want. 2, download it to your file. Here comes the hard part ^j^. 3, Write your story ! 4 click on the box above that looks like a sunrise. 5 click browse. 6, in the box that comes up, click upload, then browse. this gets you to where you saved the photos. 7, click on image in file, then 'open'.

8, click upload. 9, click 'send to editor'. in the small box you started with, click OK. It's best to place the photo on it's own line.

Now the advanced, you are able to adjust the size by changing the two number values. I just loaded an image while I was typing instructions!

IT'S EASY, IT'S FUN

Not sure if this will help, or if it will come out as intended due to HTML being omnipotent.
(You'll need to add back in a '<' symbol at the start of each line except the "Your intro here!" one and the "nbsp;" one, which needs the space removed between the '&' and the 'n' instead)
Anyway, I tend to copy and paste this chunk of text on each story, then customise it afterwards:

div align="center">
table width="100%">
td width= '200' align="left">
img src="/topshelf/system/files/u98571/Death%20Valley.jpg" width="398" height="500" alt="Death Valley.jpg" />
/td>
td align="left">

YOUR INTRO TEXT HERE!

/td>
/table>
/div>
!--break-->
hr />

div align="left">
& nbsp;

It turns out it's a lot harder then I thought to enter HTML without it turning actually into HTML? Sorry lol
If your still confused then I can send a screenshot over PM to show you how it should look normally instead if you'd like.

Anyway, moving on, if that all comes out right then what you have is the set-up info to make a 'table' as Patricia said, and the 4th line down is where the image is stored.

I usually highlight the "img src" line of text completely and then click the little picture icon that looks like a mini-sunset in the menu that includes the Bold and Italics options above the box your working on to open it up.
From there you 'browse' to bring up your storage, 'upload' the image you want, then click it and do 'Send to editor' followed by 'ok'.
The file-location and 'alt' (file name) should change to show the image you just put on and you're done basically lol

Hope that helps a bit?
Nessa

P.S the final align="left" and &nbsp (add an unmarked line gap) commands can be dropped if your doing the front-page header, I keep that mostly to make it neat on the in-story version of the header :)