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Willy Nilly

Original Poster:

12,511 posts

196 months

Sunday 27th April 2014
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Which website do you use for image hosting?

I have used Photobucket which has really annoying adverts which I've put up with because it's free, but now if anyone actually looks at you pictures they want to charge. I'm not doing adverts and charges. So any suggestions?

GetCarter

31,227 posts

308 months

Sunday 27th April 2014
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As I bang on about all the time (sorry), buy your own domain and space, then you can do what you want, not what they tell you. It's not expensive.

smile

Edited by GetCarter on Sunday 27th April 15:04

Willy Nilly

Original Poster:

12,511 posts

196 months

Sunday 27th April 2014
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how do I go about doing that then and what do I actually need?

GetCarter

31,227 posts

308 months

Sunday 27th April 2014
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There are many, so I'm not promoting!

If you go to someone like www.easily.co.uk you can buy your own domian name , webspace and e mail address ... for life.

smile

Edited by GetCarter on Sunday 27th April 17:43

crmcatee

5,803 posts

256 months

Sunday 27th April 2014
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What GetCarter says.


Plenty of Webspace providers out there along with domain registrants.

Personally I use Godaddy but there are plenty of others out there.


Malx

871 posts

233 months

Sunday 27th April 2014
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I use Smugmug which suits my needs. Easily customizable layouts and you can use your own domain, Nice support teams too.
The do a free trial which might be worth you checking out.

rich83

15,752 posts

167 months

Sunday 27th April 2014
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Flickr works for me (just)

Craikeybaby

12,065 posts

254 months

Monday 28th April 2014
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I have my own domain and hosting, but prefer to use hosted services for image hosting as they take the hassle out of displaying and resizing the images etc.

For paid work/portfolio I use Photoshelter and for personal stuff I use Flickr, it gets a bit of criticism, but it's still pretty good.