There are a few ways to better protect your identity, just easy, generic stuff, but worth noting nonetheless:
WHERE you upload to:
Where you upload the picture is important [where the picture is located and stored on the internet... it could be 'uploaded' to these forums, it could be stored on your webspace, or it could be slapped on one of those free image hosters..]. If the place where it is hosted is associated in any way with you, then there's a risk there. Uploading to ozforums is fine, uploading to the random image hosters [for e.g. imageshack.us] is fine, but don't upload bad stuff to your personal or business or otherwise you-related hosting.
HOW you upload:
Whenever you upload something, be sure to use working and anonymous proxies [read up on these if you're not sure what/how]. These are a lot harder to trace, especially if you chain them, but really it's a case of if what you did justifies the effort needed on the pursuing end of any investigation to find out the original author [you] of the issue.
WHAT you upload:
Technical ideas aside [I doubt you would somehow manage to accidentally brand the image's properties with your details, or slap your name into the image description or properties], be careful of what's in the picture itself. Check all over thoroughly - it may have some personal details that the photo angle may have caught, or some strange fauna [not weed

] found only in certain areas, or other noticeable geographical features.. Just anything that could identify you if somebody recognised stuff in the picture.
Good luck, and don't forget to read up on it if you're worried. I guess it's really a case of, the bigger the risk, the more security needed.