Photo hosting sites

[Renard]

Anyone got recommendations for a good photo hosting site, preferably free?

 

[rusky]

flickr or dropbox if you need others to add to your photos

 

[ianrauk]

+1 to Flikr and Dropbox.

 

[Renard]

Ok dropbox seems to have a free limit of 2GB whereas flickr allows up to 300MB a month and displays only the last 200 pics. Are there any sites out there that allow unlimited uploads?

 

[Deleted member 1258]

Theres Tinypic as well

http://tinypic.com/

 

[Norm]

www.photobucket.com

 

[Renard]

Thanks for the replies. I have opted for Flickr in the meantime...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/forbesdavid67/

 

[rusky]

Nice pics!

 

[gbb]

www.photobucket.com

I use photobucket too Norm...dont you find it a bit slow ? It seems whenever i visit and try to view my pics, the PC processor goes potty.

 

[Norm]

I use photobucket too Norm...dont you find it a bit slow ? It seems whenever i visit and try to view my pics, the PC processor goes potty.

No problems here. I've used it for years now, it's always fast and easy to use, produces good thumbnails to link to full sized images and it's very easy to avoid the adverts.

 

[Panter]

No problems here. I've used it for years now, it's always fast and easy to use, produces good thumbnails to link to full sized images and it's very easy to avoid the adverts.

I've been using them a few Years too but the advertising has got so heavy, I've started looking at alternatives. How do you avoid the advertising?

 

[Norm]

Use links to the albums rather than the home page and taking a few bits of text from the urls so that thumbnails point at the picture rather than a web page which includes the picture.

 

[Panter]

Thanks Norm

 

[Norm]

No worries. I'll be home shortly and can post the urls. Using a phone at the moment so the shopper cut'n'paste and editing stuff is a bit of a pain.