Posts Tagged ‘online photo sharing’
Put pics into an online photo book and post it to Facebook, Twitter, blogs
Don’t just post photos, post your family reunion story in photos. Lifephoto has an easy format that lets you upload photos, organize them and add captions. 
Tell your family reunion story online to family and friends in a photo book format — far more interesting that plain old photos — and it doesn’t have to cost you a cent! Here’s a great example of a family reunion story in photo book sharing format.
Open the link and take a look at the “turning-page” format of this online photo book. You can make it and share it on Facebook, Twitter, blogs or Web sites. Order a copy for yourself or let your family and friends order their own from the link you send them. So easy. So inexpensive. So much fun.
Photo Books are an Inexpensive But Long-lasting Way to Save the Memories
Lifephoto offers a number of photo book options and prices, starting at $6.95 — easy on the budget. Photo books make it so much easier to view your memories — no need to shuffle through old packs of developed pictures. No need to paste pics into a scrapbook or photo album. Photo books store easily, too, unlike bulky photo albums. Take a look at the Lifephoto options and start uploading the photos you want to save and share.
Put photo albums on Twitter, Facebook, Web sites and blogs
Photo sharing is getting faster and easier when Lifephoto, an online photo sharing site and photo gift store, offers a quick pathway to Twitter and Facebook.
Want to post your digital photo album on your blog or Web site? Simply copy and paste the online photo sharing link from your Lifephoto album. Fast. Easy. Free. And your photos remain safely stored in your personal photo folder for as long as you wish — ready to share again via social networking sites, e-mail or as simple photo gifts you make right on the Lifephoto site.
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Hardcover Sample Book You Can E-Mail to Clients
Sculptors. Watercolor Artists. Oil Painters. Crafters.
Quilters. Clothing or Jewelry Designers.
Whatever your art specialty, you can showcase your finest work 
in an easy-to-make photo sample book — a book you can print, easily e-mail, post on Facebook, Twitter or other social media sites.
A Professional Portfolio
No need to slip original art or photos of your gallery pieces into plastic sleeves for a ring binder or portfolio case. For this book, award-winning wood sculptor, Thomas Eddington, had a professional photographer take studio photos of his sculptures. He uploaded them to Lifephoto and created a one-of-a-kind portfolio to share with his clients through several vehicles: continue reading
Choose Photo Paper Based on Your Preferences
Are you eco friendly? Really, really green? More traditional? Or are you out to dazzle? Lifephoto offers you great choices — traditional prints, metallic prints or eco-friendly photo prints. Here are the differences — choose based on your digital photos and your preferences:
1. Traditional Photo Prints used by professional studios.
Lifephoto’s full-service photo lab offers digital photo developing on top-of-the-line photographic paper. continue reading
Share Your Photo Books on Facebook and Twitter
It’s so easy to make photo books on Lifephoto.com. Inexpensive, too. (2-page softcover photo books are $6.95.) 
But now you can simply put a link to your photo books on Facebook and Twitter so your friends can view your book in a “turning page” digital photo album preview format. (pictured at right)
Great Sharing Tool for Party Photo Books
Below is an example of someone who created an easy photo book from a Meatloaf Party that a group of friends hosted. When FB friends link on “Meatloaf Trowdown Book,” they are taken to the previewer. Those who link to it can view every page and, if they want, order a copy of the book themselves. No obligation, though. You can see the actual Facebook post below: continue reading
The second day of our cruise took us to Ketchikan – a very quaint little coastal town that is absolutely perfect for capturing photo memories. Since access to the town is limited to boat and seaplane, the welcome sign faces out over the cruise ship dock.
Start Shooting Digital Photos from the Ship’s Deck.
The deck of a ship is the perfect location to capture the town “from above.” It gives you such a great view that you can zero in on various sections of town, harbor or mountain backdrop. A mix of these will give you some great shots for your cruise memory book. continue reading
