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   FatRoman | Jan 22, 2008 09:28pm | #1

   Hi Walter,

   I've used Flickr with good results for a client.
   http://www.flickr.com/

   There's a list of others toward the bottom of this wiki
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photo_sharing

   I'd say for either personal or business photos, you should think about putting them on a gallery your own site. If you don't want the personal ones to be viewable by the world, you can put a username and password in place to limit the access to those directories. Running them on your own site gives you control over the layout, size, etc.

   Best,
   Steve

   'Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt man doing it' ~ Chinese proverb
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   Sphere | Jan 22, 2008 09:32pm | #2

   Hi jack alert.

   I been trying to get some stuff together and send it out..I keep gettin sidetracked. Soon.

   Back to Slatemans thread.Spheramid Enterprises Architectural Woodworks

   "Success is not spontaneous combustion, you have to set yourself on Fire"

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   FatRoman | Jan 22, 2008 09:52pm | #3

   No worries. I'm up to my eyeballs this week already, so whenever is fine.And now, back to our previously scheduled program...'Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt man doing it' ~ Chinese proverb

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   theslateman | Jan 23, 2008 01:36pm | #5

   Steve,

   Your idea of hosting them on my own site is good, but sometimes you might want to show someone a specific situation and not send them to the main site.

   Thanks for the other links,   Walter

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   Mongo | Jan 23, 2008 06:52am | #4

   I have several accounts and several thousand pictures up on PhotoBucket.

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   theslateman | Jan 23, 2008 01:37pm | #6

   Thanks Mongo, I'll look into that one too.

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   Mongo | Jan 23, 2008 04:50pm | #7

   Try out a few.It's easy to set up an account and load a few pictures, that allows you to see how the pictures are displayed once the site is up and running.Some sites allow you one album, others several albums with sub albums. Albums can be made public or private.One thing that is handy is a batch loader. About a year ago no one had them, so third-party folks made them to work with various sites. Now most sites have incorporated a batch loader. It essentially allows you to "copy and paste" a hundred or more photos at a time instead of using the "browse" function to identify the picture and load them one by one.Picasa is another one. I can't see previous posts to tell if anyone recommended that.