rcarol

Some time ago, somebody on this forum suggested using wetransfer.com to send large files. I've used it with great success. You can transfer up to 2 GB worth of files with the free version. It's easy to use and gets the job done. Thanks to "whoever" it was that suggested wetransfer.com.

amfoto1 Loc: San Jose, Calif. USA

Use Lightroom to make small versions of the images you wish to send and save those to a file folder somewhere on your computer.

Open your email and write a message, then attach the images you wish to include and send the email. Done.

Most email systems limit how much you can attach. That's why you need to reduce the images in size up front, but you also may be limited to how many you can send with a single email. If that's the case, simply send multiple emails.

It may be easier to upload and post the images online somewhere (Flickr, Smugmug, Dropbox, etc.), and then send an email with a link inviting your recipient(s) to come view the images there.

was_a_guru

Emailing photos, especially raw files, may be troublesome depending on the actual size and number of them. Most email clients put a limit on size.

Maybe think about Google Photos and sharing with those that you want to see them. Also depending on what apps, programs you are using on your computer there are other opportunities for sharing photos - One Drive (if you are using Office 365), Amazon Drive (Amazon Prime I believe) - both 1 TB of storage, iCloud (Apple), Dropbox (free version - 2GB?)