chris82
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starting own website.Seeing as some of you have your own websites I was wondering how I would go about doing this.Would going down the free web space route be ok or should I put some cash into it?I mean I know my pics arent good enough yet to have them shown on my own site but it an avenue I would like to look into.
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hil26
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Chris, before throwing any cash away, try your free webspace first with your ISP.
There are some sites that allow you to upload photos free, but limit you to 3 albums - that is you can have a landscape, macro and nature albums, to have more means paying small fee.
Photosite is probably better than flickr as the layout looks more professional (to me) and you also get a personal web address (e.g look here at the one I set up a good while back http://dhilton.photosite.com/) and its free.
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Jan
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| hil26 wrote: | Chris, before throwing any cash away, try your free webspace first with your ISP.
There are some sites that allow you to upload photos free, but limit you to 3 albums - that is you can have a landscape, macro and nature albums, to have more means paying small fee.
Photosite is probably better than flickr as the layout looks more professional (to me) and you also get a personal web address (e.g look here at the one I set up a good while back http://dhilton.photosite.com/) and its free. | I checked out your three albums and they were very nice..
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hil26
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Thanks Jan
it was set up a good while back after my nephews wedding so that they could see the pictures immediately - on honeymoon.
There are restrictions with photosite, but for starting off, think it gives a good format. I looked at others before eventually choosing Clickpic as my main choice for a personal website, as I feel that Clickpic would get better exposure in UK than photosite
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Ladyexpat
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I really like Flickr. It works well for me, and they seem to be improving it all the time. Loads of groups to show off your photos in, and a great group of people!
LadyE!
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