Are you a member of a photo community online? Many people join free or paid subscription online photo communities for many reasons. Digital cameras allow you to take endless amounts of pictures without paying for film processing and they allow you to share your photos too. Also, website owners find that using photos on their websites can make it more attractive as well.
Photo community members often will share photos for free or be able to purchase photos for a small fee. Beyond the business or e-commerce side of it, an online photo community can allow you to share photos with family or friends. Once you have uploaded your photo to your online photo album you can either send family and friends a link to your site or you can give them blanket (or limited) access to your photo album as well.
Some photo communities offer the ability to send e-cards to people as well filled with pictures as well as the ability to purchase prints online as well as merchandise like mugs, shirts, calendars and other gifts directly from the site.
Whether you want a simple free service or are willing to pay a fee for a premium photo community service, you can find many options available online. Look around at what is available and ask others what they use. Some free sites offer great options but limited functionality. Many online photo sites also offer a great service as well as discounted photo fees with incentives such as free shipping.
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