Photo Sharing Websites

In this post I'll cover a few photo sharing websites using random pictures. These websites are all free to use and very simple once you get the hang of it all. If you can use Facebook, you can use these so there is no sense in not figuring them out.

Photobucket: Photobucket is very easy to use and makes linking even easier. To the right of each image you can view the direct link, HTML, and also IM links to the pictures. Simply clicking on each one will automatically copy the link to your clipboard which is nice. Photobucket's privacy settings are also nice, ensuring that albums or pictures or either public or private. That's always a plus. This is a photo of Dorian, the coolest cat to grace this earth, on top of his throne. While attempting to pick his name I remembered one of my favorite books, The Picture of Dorian Gray. The named seemed fitting for him.

Flicker: I despise anything and everything having to do with Yahoo. I could bitch about this place all day. There was time when Flickr was good, then Yahoo butchered it as they always do. But enough of that. Just like Photobucket, Flickr is easy to use, though it does seem to take a while longer to adjust.. Upon joining Flickr, you will be greeted with others you can follow. Flickr is in a way it's own social network, giving you recommendations of other users to follow and comment on. As always, you can also manage your photos and albums, setting them to either public or private. A few minutes of exploring Flickr and you can find some nice pictures in your brand new social network. YAY!

The hoveround takes me where I wanna go. Where will it send me?

Imageshack: Imageshack has been around for quite a while. It's simple and effective and extremely to use. Much like Photobucket, Imageshack will give you the direct link of your photo right next to it. It doesn't get any easier than this, it's practically showing you how to share the image. A little explanation about this photo. That's me in a Hoveround. And yes, they are as awesome as they look on television. But what makes this one special? Well it has a light for nighttime driving, a very comfy chair, and it has a horn so you can also beep while you back up. Yes, you just read that right. The good people at Hoveround made getting old awesome, and I can't wait to see what they can offer me when I'm old and decrepit. Be jealous...