Photo Sharing

   Any typical phone or camera memory card and you'll find photos going back years. That where photo sharing and storage makes good sense. Plenty of sites many free offer you easily save and show off your photos. The one the comes to mind is Flickr. With Flickr you can upload your picks from your phone, tablet or laptop, create an album, name it and your on your way. There is not only Flickr, but others that can get the job done. Here are a few to consider.

* Smugmug

* Photobucket

* Snapfish

* Amazon Prime Photos

* 500 Pixals

* Picasa

Above are some sites many of them free, let's you easily save and show off your photos. You can make them into books or let friends and family print copies.
    You may also consider OneDrive, Dropbox, Google Drive and Apple iCloud When choosing a site, here are a few things to consider before making that decision.
 
Space: Enough storage to keep all of your photos in one place over the years at low cost.

Quality: Your photos should be preserved in all their high-res glory, not compressed beyond recognition.

Ease of Use: You need to be able to upload photos easily, and edit them if you wish.

Ease of Access: Finding photos by date, by tags or by other means can be achieved without hassle.

Shareability: A good photo site makes sharing photos as easy as taking them, allowing you to post pictures to sites like Facebook, Twitter and others.

Printability: You or someone else who likes your photo should be able to buy a print or put together a photo book easily.
as well as make them into books or let friends and family print copies. Some services even allow you to sell your photographic art.

Now your ready to start saving those photos and unloading your phone or camera card. So go out and be a shutter bug.