Share does not showing image - facebook

I'm trying to use the facebook share button, but when I use the button to share an URL the image is not displayed on facebook.
Using the facebook debugger the image is displayed correctly, but not at my profile. Can anyone help me with this issue?
(Sorry for bad English)

your image will not show from localhost until your image has public url to access image, Facebook require public url to show image on share iframe.
Just to check , pick any image url from google and put it hard code into your image path and try once. You will see image.

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I have tried to change "og" tag for title, description and image but its not work in application.
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I am developing a website ( https://last-mail.org ) and am trying to hook it up to Facebook's Open Graph API to have nice information and an image show when people share it on Facebook.
However, Facebook keeps complaining that something is wrong with my image:
https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/object?q=last-mail.org
telling me that Provided og:image could not be downloaded or is not big enough. Please use an image that's at least 200x200px and is accessible from Facebook. Image 'https://last-mail.org/images/forgetmenotlogo5.png' will be used instead.
I know:
The image is 1200px x 900px
I've tried both .jpg and .png formats
I've tried hosting it on the https:// (private_html) part of the site, as well as on the http:// (public_html) part of the site
It does show up in the previews on the OpenGraph debugger tool page.
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Why is this image rejected? How can I fix this?

Facebook photo opengraph

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anyone knows how to remove the link?
I want to remove "photo" link because pudding camera does't have any landing page. It's just photo taking app not sharing app.
I think it is not possible because that is object given for action , without object or action we can't do opengraph related things
Every Open Graph object has to have a publicly accessible URL.
You could choose to not show the photo when somebody visits that URL though, but I don't see the point.
You are sharing the photo on Facebook, but you don't want to share the photo on your website?
Perhaps you should use regular photo uploading instead of Open Graph.

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I do configure the Like and Share button on a website but the image that appear when a link is shared is not the same image fromthe link, it is some random image fromthe site
So another image is seen, but only when a user click on the link the right image is show.
How can i fix it ? any parameter ?
Check what Facebook is detecting on your page using the Debug tool: http://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug
If any of the Open Graph meta tags are missing on the links you're sharing, Facebook has to guess at the title/description/image/etc and it won't necessarily be the first/biggest/most prominent image or piece of text on the page

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I have a picture with a hyperlink, however, when I download the picture to Facebook the hyperlink does not work. Can you not put a hyperlink on a picture? I would like it if people open the picture, they will be able to click on the picture and it take them to a website.
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