How to Upload and Post Photos on a Website
Learn how to upload photos to a website with these quick steps. You can be sharing photos within minutes of reading this article. You can store images that you have scanned or downloaded from a website, received in emails or took yourself with a digital camera. It is definitely not a waste of time, as these uploads can serve as a backup for your photos in case of a computer disaster.
Take the time to read and learn how to upload photos to a website of your choice. You will be glad you did.
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Instructions
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Find a website you are comfortable with. This can be a website that is shared only with people you know or a social or photo website, such as Gather, Picasa, Facebook, AOL, eBay, craigslist, Snapfish, myspace or flickr.
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Enter the website address in your web browser address bar on the top of the screen. Locate the "Upload," "Browse," "Import Photos" or similar category inside the photo tab on the website. Access the help and tutorials which will walk you through the upload for your website of choice. Find the folder where you stored the pictures.
It is helpful if you can upload more than one at a time, however, many times this is not possible.
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Ensure photos are visible upon upload. If you upload a smaller version and try to enlarge it, the appearance could be distorted. You can also edit and then post your photos online.
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Delete, edit or organize your photos as you wish and add them as you take more.
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See the links below this article for additional tips on digital photography and photo storage. Do not click the additional information as this will lead you away from this article. Enjoy!
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Tips & Warnings
If you take pictures with your camera phone, you can remove the memory card and place it in your printer or computer and download your photos that way. They will still be saved in My Pictures. (Or hook up a USB cable).
Do not upload photos of other people's children or your family members without their consent.
Be aware that some can steal your photography work, so you may want to put a light watermark seal over it.
Author does not endorse any particular website or image software.
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brandy1123
Apr 18, 2009
reat tip -
Traqqer
Mar 11, 2009
It's really not that hard, but there are alot of people who don't know how to do this. Thanks for the article.
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Kim Marie
Mar 08, 2009
Now there are click and drag add ons you get for your browser for free to add photos.
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Walkaboutangel
Mar 04, 2009
I have done this and your advice really helped.. ThanksAngel
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timnorman
Apr 22, 2008
Ohh, uploading a picture or photo is not a more technical job. But still very useful for newbie internet users but one generation older. Because new generation kids are well versed in using internet than matured adults now. Right? Anyway good article, keep up.
