Perhaps it’s because Smugmug is my service of choice. Post any of your photos in up to 60 group poolsĬonsidering what you get, this is quite a bargain.Archiving of high-resolution original images.If you spring for the pro account at $24.95 per year, you get a whole lot more: With a free Flickr account you’re limited to only 3 sets. I’ve put together sets for things like the 2007 Tour de Georgia and 2007 NORBA Showdown at Sugar. This is a bandwidth limit, and not an amount of space that you have on Flickr servers.įlickr also allows you to create sets for photos from a particular event or just photos that you want grouped together. When you have a free Flickr account, you can upload 100MB worth of photos each calendar month. Still, there are some limitations to Fickr’s free accounts that detract from its usefulness. You can share your photos in the groups’ pools or engage in discussion in forums with the groups. Groups revolve around a general topic that’s usually related to the kind of photos that users take or the kind of gear that they use. Groups are one of the easy ways to get involved in the Flickr community. The community features on Flickr are very deep and part of what makes Flickr so successful. It’s definately the biggest photo sharing community on the web. Flickr is great for sharing photos for free. Before we talk about what the alternatives to Flickr are, let’s first consider what flickr does for us.
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