If You Don't Use Flickr, What Do You Use?

[Silverfox]

I'm using Zooomr. I kind of like the startup nature of the site. Lots of areas don't quite work as smoothly as flickr but I have hope.

[klew]

I too have been using Zooomr, I get a real sense of community there, maybe because there are so many people on flickr, you just become one of the masses. (Besides, I hit my 200 free photo flickr limit anyway.)

Also use imageshack and photobucket for sharing single, unrelated photos.

[Lynn Koellermeier]

I've been using MediaFire.com - my first experience, but it's free and unlimited. . .

[katkero]

I'm using photobucket after I had a problem with Imageshack.

[cathyetta]

Webshots mostly. I am just starting to use Picasa and Flickr but like Zoomr now.

[Scik]

I too use Zooomr ... They seem to be working on becoming a Flickr clone, but better. There are no image size or upload limits, no limits on sets, and it has more of a photographer feel to it.

Still has a lot of work to be done, but they are working on it!

[andy838]

Hello all,

I use Fotki for picture storage and sharing. It's relatively inexpensive, reliable, and easy to use.

[wulf]

Here is a challenge for all of you using an online service other than Flickr to host your photos. Take a look at Nicole's excellent visual guide to posting pictures from Flickr and see if you can do something similar for the service of your choice.

We cover a number of options in the FAQ but a visual guide is much easier to follow. Don't forget that we ask that pictures are no more than 600px on the longest side (and Flickr's "medium" setting of 500px on the longest side is perhaps even better) although linking back to a larger version is great (so include that in your guide if possible).

I look forward to seeing what some of you come up with.

Wulf

[schencksshots]

i use smugmug to share my photos with friends and family. i like it because you don't have to join smugmug to view the images.

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[PattieA]

I have a flickr account, mainly as highlights of my favorite photos (when I get around to updating it) and use flickr badges on my site. But I use Fotki as my main online photo album. Relatively cheap, unlimited storage, and I can sell my photos directly from the site.