The Internet has made it easy for us to post photos of our kids, share ideas with those who have similar hobbies, and create handmade and personalized gifts for our loved ones. What if there was one site where all these things could be accomplished at once?
Photobucket is one of many internet image hosting and photo sharing sites. It is in direct competition with a number of free and pay sites including Snapfish, Picasa, and Flickr. Photobucket allows you to upload, organize, tag, share, edit, and print digital photos. Much like its competition, Photobucket provides a myriad of services that any photography novice, intermediate user, or professional photographer could find useful.
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As a boy, my family and I took an annual vacation with my uncle’s family. No matter the destination, my mother always made sure to bring our photo album so she could show everyone what we had been up to over the past year.
Unfortunately, we no long take these yearly trips. However, thanks to the modern convenience of online photo-sharing websites, the Internet has made it easy for us to stay connected and share our photos. A number of photo-sharing sites have sprung up over the past few years. Today, we’re going to review one of the most popular – Webshots.
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Maybe it’s me, but I become a bit suspicious of any website touting itself as anything ‘next generation’. The term seems a little too ‘trekky’ for me. But DropShots Photo and Video Sharing Site must be successfully bringing customers in with this tag line. I know this because there is a running count of the number of photos that are being uploaded and this number constantly increases. To me, this is distracting and a little pointless. Number one rated photo site, Flickr.com, also has a counter, but it’s not constantly moving.
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File sharing has been a popular concept on the internet for sometime. SmugMug is one of the latest phenomenons, an online service that allows you to easily share digital photos. Experts and users having been raving about the service but does it really live up to the hype? This in-depth review will let you know if SmugMug is worth a closer look.
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Our latest version of Photodropper now uses a lightbox-type interface for adding photos to your posts. Some people are a bit confused about this so here’s an overview of the new process.
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Once you upload and activate your plugin, you will see this panel below your “Write Post” Panel (update: recent versions use an updated interface):
Whenever you need a photo for your post, just click and place the cursor inside your post where you want it to appear (works best when it’s in its own paragraph): [click to continue...]
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It’s no secret that adding photos to your blog posts is one of the most effective ways to enhance your blog and attract attention to your writing. [click to continue...]
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