Photo Sharing

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There are many websites that allow individuals to upload their personal pictures in order to share them with friends and family as well as organize and print them. Knowing as Photo Sharing, these websites not only make it easy for you to upload your own photos, but they also make it easy for you to: edit photos, organize photos, and search through millions of photos added by other users.

Most photo sharing websites are very simple to use and make the process of uploading, editing, and viewing very easy with lots of instructions if you get stuck.

So if you are looking for a better way to stay in touch with friends and family or you want to do something with all those photos you have hanging around then start photo sharing today!

Photo Sharing Tutorial

[edit] Photo Sharing Websites

There are many photo sharing websites out there but here are a few that are popular and easy to use.

Flickr
Flickr is an online photo management website that lets you do everything! Upload, edit, organize, view, it has it all. In order to upload your photos you will need to create a free basic account (there are other accounts available for a cost if you need more storage space). To view photos you do not need an account.

To learn more about Flickr and to see all the features and what to expect take a tour!

To sign up for an account and start uploading photos click here. [Note: sign-up is through Yahoo! so if you already have a Yahoo! account you can use that username and password]

Picasa
Picasa is another photo sharing website that is easy to use. Picasa allows you to share, upload, edit, organize, and create collages and slide shows with your photos. You can also order prints and photo gifts online. Picasa is free and provides users with 1 gigabyte of storage which is equivalent to around 4,000 photos!

To learn more about what Picasa has to offer click here.

[Note: Picasa is run by Google so if you have a Gmail account you can log in using that username and password]

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