BlueMorel Loc: Southwest Michigan

My cellphone or my Windows Photo viewer has a "share" option where you can share to email when you open the file. Then you just have to input the email address and send. Or do like already suggested, attach photo files to an email and then send.

SusanFromVermont Loc: Southwest corner of Vermont

I use AOL email. The button that is a rectangle with a line drawing of a mountain is what you press. From there you navigate to your photos folders, choose the one you want, and open it.

The one thing to remember is that AOL has a 25MB limit on emails. So you can send several images if the file size is small enough.

You do not say whether you shoot in RAW or .jpg. And whether you do any editing and to what format you will save those images. This is important, because you don't want to try and send images whose file size is too large. What I do in Lightroom is press the Export button, and in the dialogue [which is where you will choose the folder where you want the exported image to be stored, then choose the format [.jpg recommended for online sharing]. You can also limit the image size and quality. You can add a watermark. Don't check off any parts you don't want to use. Then hit "Export".

When you want to email images to people or post on social media such as FaceBook, you upload the image from within the email or FB so it will appear there. It simply requires following the dialogue, finding the image in its folder where you stored it, and clicking on it. The image will open in the email you are sending or in FB where you are posting.