Website to send and view photos: Can anyone recommend a website you can post your photos to so family and friends can view them?

Dougi Loc: Lynnwood, WA

Can anyone recommend a website you can post your photos to so family and friends can view them?

MT Shooter Loc: Montana

Dougi wrote:

Can anyone recommend a website you can post your photos to so family and friends can view them?

If you have PSE, Lightroom or Photoshop, then ownership already gives you 2GB of free online storage. Not at all a bad deal. And you can control just exactly how much access you give viewers to your images. You can even have several different galleries and its all very easy to set up and to navigate. Here is my page:
http://www.photoshop.com/users/photoz99

CanonShot Loc: Lancaster County, PA

MT Shooter wrote:

Dougi wrote:

Can anyone recommend a website you can post your photos to so family and friends can view them?

If you have PSE, Lightroom or Photoshop, then ownership already gives you 2GB of free online storage. Not at all a bad deal. And you can control just exactly how much access you give viewers to your images. You can even have several different galleries and its all very easy to set up and to navigate. Here is my page:
http://www.photoshop.com/users/photoz99

Visited your website. Good to-the-point, simple setup and easy to navigate, but, oh what beautiful images!

I have always admired your "wilderness" work here on UHH when you posted them. You are a "hunter" of beautiful things, indeed. You don't just photograph, you certainly SEE a subject or landscape in mulitply ways--whatever is in the lens. You are not likely the kind of guy that can be counted on to show up on time for supper if you left the house with camera gear, which is likely every time you go anywhere.

MaryAnn Loc: Florida/Massachusetts

I use Picasa web to share my albums with family and friends.

MT Shooter Loc: Montana

CanonShot wrote:

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Thank you for the complements. Yes, my car is my "camera bag", almost never without my gear.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

CanonShot wrote:

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Agreed, great shots. Of course, it helps living in or near beautiful country. Anyone can take beautiful shots of beautiful scenery. It's as easy as pushing a button. Even a caveman could do it. :D

Considering those shots of the bears, it's good to know that MT has that 500mm Sigma.

saichiez Loc: Beautiful Central Oregon

I use www.photobucket.com. Primarily because they allow hot-linking and hosting so that I can link photos to other web sites, and use them for image sources for eBay and such. They provide four different types of hot links to copy and paste into forum posts.

I know they list Albums, both private and public, but the draw for me is to be able to link an image, for intance to a post in a thread such as this:

Old Homestead in Birch Stand
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y174/kuzano/1800shomestead001Stitch.jpg

Sweet Little Fixer Upper... Coldwell Banker
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y174/kuzano/forsale-homestead2.jpg

terry1938

Picasa

Nikocarol Loc: NM & FL

Sugar sync is a program you download.Then you can put your images you want to share in the Sugar sync folder and it is there for there viewing. It is free and with each person who signs on you get more free space...also another free one with limited space is Drop box..you drop your image in a "box/folder" and it is in the other persons box instanly. Check them out...I also use Shutterfly if you want to print them out.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

Nikocarol wrote:

Sugar sync is a program you download.Then you can put your images you want to share in the Sugar sync folder and it is there for there viewing. It is free and with each person who signs on you get more free space...also another free one with limited space is Drop box..you drop your image in a "box/folder" and it is in the other persons box instanly. Check them out...I also use Shutterfly if you want to print them out.

Sounds like Dropbox, except for getting more space with more sign-ups.

dspoon2 Loc: Rockwall TX

MT Shooter wrote:

Dougi wrote:

Can anyone recommend a website you can post your photos to so family and friends can view them?

If you have PSE, Lightroom or Photoshop, then ownership already gives you 2GB of free online storage. Not at all a bad deal. And you can control just exactly how much access you give viewers to your images. You can even have several different galleries and its all very easy to set up and to navigate. Here is my page:
http://www.photoshop.com/users/photoz99

You, sir are a steely eyed camera man!!! You wildlife and landscape shots are terriffic.

stonecherub Loc: Tucson, AZ

Nice, but. I took a quick look at the Yellowstone gallery and saw dirt in the sky on nrs 18, 19. I am specially sensitive to this because I use scanned transparencies in my website (pinacate.org). Dirt is a fact of life and the cloning/healing tool a godsend.

MLMH Loc: LaGrange, KY

MT Shooter - great pictures. Kentucky is nice & seasonal but MO is beautiful country & amazing scenery.

AstroLabs

Thanks for sharing your link....great stuff...This is just what I am looking for to display my astro pics. I use PS5 and was wondering how to set up the website. Do I go to photoshop.com? or What? Thanks, Gary

bdo Loc: Colorado

MT Shooter wrote:

...Here is my page:
http://www.photoshop.com/users/photoz99

I wish I had Yellowstone in my back yard... Fantastic photos, MT

Thanks for the link to your site.