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Dzvonko Petrovski over at Light Stalking has an article discussing the use of photo sharing sites as portfolios. Websites and platforms such as 500px (which does offer a premium personalized portfolio service), DeviantArt, Flickr, Instagram, and Facebook There is fierce competition among websites and smart phone apps to become your go-to tool for showing off and storing your photos. As more of our vacation memories end up online (thanks to the ubiquity and affordability of digital cameras), fierce The latest case of hacking and subsequent publication of nude celebrity photos has brought to light secretive websites where anonymous users request, trade and steal such photos without the consent or knowledge of the victims. It's known as non-consensual Sure, you may not be an accomplished photographer in any serious sense, but you can certainly upload your images to photo-sharing sites to get them out to the public and receive feedback to make your shots even better. As most people know, there are a My Flickr premium subscription has just expired. I have been very happy with the paid service but I have the feeling that I can find a good replacement for free somewhere. The free version of Flickr is also nice but really lacks if you want to use it as The traditional way to handle the first option has been through email, but Facebook is rapidly replacing that mode of photo sharing. For those who want more than Facebook's limited presentation, photo specific sites like Flickr, Photobucket, Picasa .

Years ago, "photo sharing" generally meant giving away the picture strip you got from a photo booth at the mall. Of course, these days, the easiest way to share photographs is by posting them online at a photo sharing site. There are a slew of sites that Indignation spread through the Twittersphere when it was discovered that popular photo sharing service Twitpic was seemingly controls over pictures uploaded by users, and most sites claim the right to use or distribute pictures without consent. A picture says a thousand words and with most of us sharing our albums on social websites and apps, picking up a few photography skills won’t hurt. If you are planning a trip to an exotic locale and want to come back with a camera full of interesting millennial parent because it's just all about photo sharing," Wang said. "You see many moms who are the power Instagram users, who love posting photos of their child and styling them." For sites like Facebook or Twitter, some simply store a name. .