Where do you publish your photos online?

[Brit In New York]

I'm curious what is the main service members use to publish their photos online. I settled on zenfolio (www.markdorosz.zenfolio.com) and have been very happy with it but was surprised there weren't more competing offerings.

 

[photogdave]

I voted RFF. I only want to share with you guys!

 

[photophorous]

I found flickr before I knew about any of these other places, so that's where I am.

 

[bmattock]

Flickr only. Very easy to embed in other locations from there.

And please - consider the proper use of the apostrophe.

 

[photogdave]

And please - consider the proper use of the apostrophe.

Every time I bring this up I get into trouble! 🙄

 

[mich8261]

I mostly "publish" to my MobileMe galleries (formerly .mac account) when i want to limit the audience to those I invite. I also use smugmug, although not very much. With iPhoto's new easy interface with Facebook and Flickr I foresee that I will do more open publishing.

 

[Disaster_Area]

I use exposuremanager.com ... easy to use.. and I can edit the templates easily. You can check out my gallery at:
www.jbhildebrand.exposuremanager.com

 

[Brit In New York]

I also abhor bad punctuation... shame it won't let me correct my title - I can only edit the body of my text 🙂

 

[nightfly]

My own website http://www.mediumstudios.com/photo and my own photoblog http://provoke.mediumstudios.com. I put stuff on Flickr but the presentation is so ugly that I don't really like it much. I prefer to curate my images more than it allows.

If you want to do your own photoblog, I highly recommend Pixelpost. I'm a web developer and generally like to code my own stuff from scratch but Pixelpost (http://www.pixelpost.org/ is very well done.

 

[Al Kaplan]

http://thepriceofsilver.blogspot.com They're not just my best photos. There's a mix of local politics, local historical sights. asignments I've done, and a few paragraphs of text with each one.

 

[rogue_designer]

my personal work is mostly up at flickr right now.

I do have my own website, but at the moment its being redesigned, and doesn't store much.

 

[le vrai rdu]

flickr and my website 🙂

 

[Chris101]

This should have been a multiple choice poll. I have several galleries on the internet:

blog - gallery1 - gallery 2 - gallery 3 - projects

 

[Chriscrawfordphoto]

My own website, and my blog. The blog serves as a "what's new" page for the main site.

 

[ssmc]

I use pbase. I like the interface - a lot!

www.pbase.com/smcleod965

So far mostly digital with only a few fim images, and I don't yet have a RF (but probably will soon)

Scott

 

[DougFord]

I use a simple google blog template to display small pix on-line.
I also use photobucket to link images to in the no words threads here on rff.

 

[sfb_dot_com]

I do have a presence on Flickr, which I should make more use of, but the level of sycophancy tends to put me off. I'm always working on my own sites, but somehow never quite seem to finish them. They also have blogs, but for a quick and dirty blog, I use the one in Aperture.

On the subject of punctuation - there could be some discussion on the correct usage of hyphens. And the debate on whether one should start a sentence with and, and all that...

Regards

 

[bmattock]

On the subject of punctuation - there could be some discussion on the correct usage of hyphens. And the debate on whether one should start a sentence with and, and all that...

Indeed. And while it is considered poor grammar to start a sentence with a conjunction (as I just did), it is not a violation of the rules of punctuation.

One should not start a sentence with a conjunction; however, using an an apostrophe to indicate possession where there is no such relationship is simply wrong.

The former would be an infraction, the latter, an error. And one might note that the former has been so misused for so long by so many, that it is now considered considered acceptable by many.

As to the hyphen; it is true that it is a poor substitute for a semi-colon, but it is an affectation of mine - I frequently use it online. Whilst clearly a violation of grammar, it does cleave to the one rule which binds them all - it does not obfuscate the meaning of the sentence in which I use it. Apostrophes which would appear to indicate that 'online' belongs to 'your photo' does.

However, I acknowledge the essential correctness of your gentle reproof.

 

[photogdave]

That there is some fine punctuatin'!

 

[nrb]

http://photo.net/photos/nrb