Photo Sharing Tips
There's a ton of great ways to share photos with others. Learn how to showcase your work in a photo slide show or build your own photography website. Trust our articles to make photo sharing simple.
Fast Photo Galleries Online image sharing in a few simple steps  Creating a good image gallery doesn’t require any special expertise. The process has become as simple as only a few clicks with premade, professional-looking web gallery templates and optimized web formatting. |
Saving For The Web How to make your photos look their best when posting them online  When making fine-art prints, more resolution is better, but on the web, it’s more complicated. You want to strike a balance between image dimensions, typical screen resolution and file size. |
Create A Web Gallery Get your photos online  It's pretty much expected these days that if you're a photographer, you'll have some kind of web gallery. The good news is that you don't have to know very much about how the web works to create a home on the web for your photos. |
Build Your Own Web Gallery A step-by-step guide with screenshots for building your first website  If you're not familiar with computer code, learning HTML might sound overwhelming. While it's true that HTML is just the beginning of a vast world of programming languages for the web, for the typical photographer who wants a polished, professional website, HTML is sufficiently powerful and flexible to get the job done. |
Creative Photo Projects Fun ways to put your photography to good use, from classic to high tech  Taking, organizing and perfecting your images is a good start, but the best part of photography is getting the "Wow!" from friends and family when you share your shots. Online services and software are making it easier than ever for even casual photographers to create polished, pro-quality slideshows, greeting cards, web-based projects and more. |
Digital Slideshows Made Easy: Emailing Slideshows Take advantage of a variety of programs to compile and share your photos  Has one of your friends or relatives ever e-mailed you a whole collection of their pictures? Wasn't it annoying to have to download all those attachments and open each one separately? We're probably all guilty of bombarding the people in our lives with a barrage of e-mailed images, and there's a better way—send them a slideshow. Instead of e-mailing an assortment of individual images, you can take advantage of a wide variety of programs that compile your selected images and put them all together in an easy-to-use format. |
Digital Slideshows Made Easy: Prime-Time Slideshows Skip the reruns and show your photos on TV instead  One of the most convenient ways to present a slideshow is on your television. Invite friends, gather the family around, grab some popcorn and you're ready to wow them with your best shots. There are several ways to put your slideshow on television, ranging from the very easy to more sophisticated shows that require you to do some prep work in the computer. |
Digital Slideshows Made Easy: Projecting Slideshows Get out the screen and turn down the lights—now the classic slideshow can be updated with modern digital projectors  The slideshow in a darkened room is a long tradition with photographers. Of course, slideshows range from the interminable travel shows from untalented relatives to spectacular programs using two projectors showing images that dissolve from one to another, all synced to music. |
Digital Slideshows Made Easy: Computer Slideshows The old slideshow with music and titles has been reborn in the computer—it’s easier and faster to create with more possibilities  For me, one of the greatest joys of photography is sharing my work with others, and a favorite way of doing this has long been through multimedia slideshows. For years, I've used multiple projectors and a dissolve unit to set my slideshows to music. Putting the show together and then syncing it to the music took a great deal of time and effort. |
