Help- where or how can I post approx 200 photos that the public can review and access (Page 4): For your account go to the Flickr camera roll in a browser window. Then, from the folder...

CHG_CANON Loc: the Windy City

Ed Chu wrote:

I used to put pictures on Flickr; stopped because I could do it, only one at a time; is there now a way to upload a batch of photos ?

For your account go to the Flickr camera roll in a browser window. Then, from the folder with your image files, select and drag as many as desired onto the tab with the camera roll. When you release the selected files, a batch uploader starts. You can also repeatedly drag more files into the same browser tab and the queue of images being processed just gets extended until all the images are uploaded.

David in Dallas Loc: Dallas, Texas, USA

Ed Chu wrote:

I used to put pictures on Flickr; stopped because I could do it, only one at a time; is there now a way to upload a batch of photos ?

Yes, but it may only be available to paid subscribers (since I am paying, I don't know how the free accounts work). These days, most of my uploading to Flickr (and to my church's SmugMug account) is done via the "Publish" feature of Adobe Lightroom, and that function does handle multiple uploading.

markngolf Loc: Bridgewater, NJ

David in Dallas wrote:

Yes, but it may only be available to paid subscribers (since I am paying, I don't know how the free accounts work). These days, most of my uploading to Flickr (and to my church's SmugMug account) is done via the "Publish" feature of Adobe Lightroom, and that function does handle multiple uploading.

Shutterfly is fast uploading, no limit and free.
Mark

carlospaz

Why not GOOGLE Photo ?, free unlimited etc.....

VJG

Shutterfly. You can upload that many for free and they keep them forever.

bwana Loc: Bergen, Alberta, Canada

albertaoldie wrote:

Have a 4-H Horse group that would like pictures of their event. I take lots for my own use but would like to make them available to the public for a short period of time, do not want to deal with 100 parents/grandparents looking for a specific child. Would be at no charge by me, ideally they could simply review and download the photo they want. If they were online for 48 hrs would be long enough.

Flickr! bwa

chrisg-optical Loc: New York, NY

albertaoldie wrote:

Have a 4-H Horse group that would like pictures of their event. I take lots for my own use but would like to make them available to the public for a short period of time, do not want to deal with 100 parents/grandparents looking for a specific child. Would be at no charge by me, ideally they could simply review and download the photo they want. If they were online for 48 hrs would be long enough.

Many choices for free - Google drive (up to 15 GB), Flickr, Instagram just to name a few...

mjp

I've used Smugmug for years and love it. Reasonable pricing and great site.

Jim

TColJeep Loc: Holbrook,NY

albertaoldie wrote:

Have a 4-H Horse group that would like pictures of their event. I take lots for my own use but would like to make them available to the public for a short period of time, do not want to deal with 100 parents/grandparents looking for a specific child. Would be at no charge by me, ideally they could simply review and download the photo they want. If they were online for 48 hrs would be long enough.

Facebook works well for me. I do youth hockey here in NY and post anywhere between 40-60 pictures per game, sometimes 4 games in a day. I've put up as many as 176 for one game. A lot of people have facebook accounts, making it easy for them to find and download. Easy to use. No cost to anyone.

nikonuser750 Loc: Monroe, LA

jerryc41 wrote:

I use Google Photos. I make albums for groups of pictures, and I can let different groups see different albums. Very easy and convenient.

Plus you not only have a nice album but they can download one or more or the entire album as a zip file.

nikonuser750 Loc: Monroe, LA

fotobyferg wrote:

Don’t use Facebook...they compress the images and the downloads will not stay true to size/resolution.

Who owns the photos posted on FB?

johnmccarthy Loc: North Hampton NH

I have been using Google Photos for a number of years now for my real estate photography. It is free. I upload the resized (Low Res) images from my computer to my account and send the link to my agent/clients to download. In addition to being able to download the images, there is also a slideshow feature.
https://www.google.com/photos/about/ With Google photos, you can access your account from any device.

hj Loc: Florida

TColJeep wrote:

Facebook works well for me. I do youth hockey here in NY and post anywhere between 40-60 pictures per game, sometimes 4 games in a day. I've put up as many as 176 for one game. A lot of people have facebook accounts, making it easy for them to find and download. Easy to use. No cost to anyone.

I do the same for my coach son's college soccer team. You can put up to 40 pics in a post, but by clicking "create album" I have put hundreds in the album and they load so quickly and available to anyone with a Facebook account at no cost. They simply click my name to access.

charlienow Loc: Hershey, PA

You could also use Shutterfly...then people could also have prints made as they see fit...

pauldh Loc: Melbourne, Australia

I am a member of www.viewbug.com
I have found the group of, I think, 500K plus is composed of many levels of photographer and several professional level. Great for posting photographs and getting reviewed, always positive. Many opportunities to learn and take part in challenges.