Sending photos in email on iPhone 4

I am not able to send attachments (photos) while emailing within mail on the iphone. There is no option to add an attachment. Is it possible, and how would I do it. Thanks!

Exsact same issue on my iPhone 4 and iPhone 3Gs. I never noticed this issue before iOS 5. It's like the shutter is staying open longer or something (I'm not a photographer). All I know is I can show pics from before and after the upgrade and there is a noticeable blur in all the newer pics.

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