NancyS Loc: SE Michigan

Hello,
I’m looking for advice about how to share photos. I’m traveling with a group that is taking photos with phones, bridge cameras, and DSLRs and want to pool images in a web location from which all can download as desired. Any suggestions?

RogStrix Loc: UK

Create a shared folder in whichever cloud storage service you use, ie Google Photos for Android...

Scruples Loc: Brooklyn, New York

I'm a little antiquated. For what it is worth I would create a folder in my computer, download onto the folder each photograph from each phone and tablet and camera separately. The I would compile them onto a USB drive. You can make multiple copies to be place on a digital frame. Maybe in a hundred or so years from now, I would place them in a cloud. Perhaps that would be a good idea if they or I still exist at that time.

Gene51 Loc: Yonkers, NY, now in LSD (LowerSlowerDelaware)

Depending on the number of pictures - you can use a shared folder on a cloud service, or you can use a photo-hosting site like Flickr.

Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States

I just sent about 100 images to my One Drive account for about six people to review.
A link to the One Drive folder can be sent to anyone to allow them to view, download, edit (if permitted).
Then I'll delete them when done.
Handy.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

I like Google Photos

jbk224 Loc: Long Island, NY

I use Apple's 'Shared Photo Albums'. You can invite people with Apple IDs and share as a public website with others.

Toment Loc: FL, IL

Dropbox?

markngolf Loc: Bridgewater, NJ

Nancy,

As already mentioned, Google Photos, Dropbox and one more I use for sharing photos, Shutterfly.
Good luck,
Mark

jeep_daddy Loc: Prescott AZ

A friend of mine just got one of these from Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/ibi-manager-Organize-Privately-Favorite/dp/B07P5R2D42/ref=sr_1_2?crid=3TF5F34THR3QV&keywords=ibi+photo+manager&qid=1567527493&s=gateway&sprefix=ibi%2Caps%2C217&sr=8-2

https://www.meetibi.com/


It's called ibi - The smart photo manager. It connects to your router and you can upload from your computer or your phone and then invite other people to view them. Holds up to 2TB but I think there is a 4TB model too. So you don't have to pay any cloud fees or any other fees other than the price of the device which is about $130

Collect, organize, and privately share photos and videos with the people who matter most to you
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Privately share individual photos and invite others to add photos to shared albums from vacations, weddings, and more
Invite your closest friends and family to a private space called the Inner Circle where you can all post photos and videos for each other to see
Setup is a snap, plug in your ibi smart photo manager, download the app (available only in English) and let ibi do the rest. (System Requirements: Works with iOS (10+), Android (Ver 6.0+), Windows (7+) and macOS (10.9+), Wireless router for internet connection)

uhaas2009

https://wetransfer.com

2GB free, advice from press photographer,

tenny52 Loc: San Francisco

This is my Google album which I created recently. Check if you like it for yourself, it is free and unlimited upload I guess.
https://photos.google.com/u/0/share/AF1QipOqWMfcnuJLDgy0B8WrfLMtDuyBuy76MxDZ6jXy_G2aqUlDPW1R8V_CAZXLYOiD3g?key=V0ZwS0dYUThRX1ZreHZfUDVYSkstZVRzUEttMHJ3

DirtFarmer Loc: Escaped from the NYC area, back to MA

flickr has a free account and you can store photos with permission limited to specific people ('friends', 'family', 'public').

The free account is limited to 1000 photos I believe (per account).

tenny52 Loc: San Francisco

Many years ago, I used flicker which was all free. I found that people could view all my uploaded photos regardless on what privacy/security settings. So I quit using it, I hope it improves but it is free up to certain number of photos, right?

jbhess

Why did I bother to take my camera to Greece? I could just look at the ones on tenny52's google album. Better pictures anyway. I could have been listening to the guide instead of wandering off, looking for a better view.