List of free and paid photo sharing websites

Keep all your photos in one safe place. With 23 you can organise the photos, share them with anyone you want, and you can even order real prints of your digital photos. 23 lets you upload 30 photos every month for free, and for a mere EUR 20/year you can have this restriction removed.

500px.com – photo hosting resource for the photographic community of creative people from all over the world. The first version of the resource 500px.com appeared in early 2003. Then, because of the low bandwidth Internet bandwidth resolution of 500 pixels was enough to put pictures on the website and display it on CRT monitors. With the simplification of access to high speed Internet to share a number of changes. Version 2.0 was released in 2009.

Credits – Toronto residents Oleg Chebotarev Hutsol and Eugene – opened a site 500px October 31, 2009. Resource scored 1,000 users in 2009, and as of June 2011 its user base increased to 85,000.

In June 2011, announced the resource attracting foreign investment in its development in the amount of 525,000 U.S. dollars of venture capital Deep Creek Capital and ff Venture Capital.

By October 2011, the number of users of the resource has grown to three million. New members of the site to provide customized portfolio, however, free users are limited to loading in 20 batches (for 1-10 photos) per week. When you purchase a premium membership this restriction is removed, and also offers additional features.

Web-version of the resource as at December 2011 supports the following languages: English, German, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese.

The resource is an application for iPad and iPhone with the interface in Russian.

The resource has a plugin for Adobe Photoshop Lightroom.

Adobe Photoshop Express (internal code: psx) is based on the browser plug-in Flash rich internet application, with which you can edit photos in a very simple, but thanks to Adobe Photoshop for beginners to advanced algorithms proven satisfactory level. The web interface to start the application and to manage the optional user account is currently not available in English only, and the user interface itself but can be changed to German. Since May 2013, Photoshop Express is erhätlich the Windows Store for Windows 8th

Photoshop Express runs on the Adobe Flash plug-in in common browsers. The Flash Platform enables an authentic graphical user interface at the same time operating system independence. As a Rich Internet Application Photoshop Express fluent client connects (your own computer) and server: The images are stored on the web servers of Adobe, the actual calculations for image editing but are executed directly on the client and synchronized only after the editing process with the server. Thus, the system runs in the processing as fast as a normal offline application, but still offers the possibility anytime, anywhere access to their own images to view them and edit them.

Aminus3 is a World Photography Showcase where professional and amateur photographers share their life in images from around the world each day. Browse amazing photography on our photos page.

BeFunky is a photo editing application for mobile devices and web platform. The application allows users to edit and apply effects and frames to an image file. Users are able to save their edited photograph to social media locations, including Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Tumblr, and the BeFunky gallery.

BeFunky offers special effects such as sketch, pinhole, oil painting, cyanotype and pop art. The application also allows users to choose from frames, borders and goodies.

BlueMelon is a premium photo sharing web service, providing for storage and online sale of images. It is a Web 2.0 application, and incorporating drag & drop functionality. It came out of Beta on April 2009, after having launched on October 2008. The site is optimized for Microsoft Internet Explorer 7+, FireFox, and Google Chrome.

Along with features common with other image sharing sites, BlueMelon also provides slideshows with a fullscreen mode. Prints may be ordered from stored images. The originals of the images are stored on Amazon S3. “Standard” accounts, beyond the “Basic” account, feature customization for advanced users with CSS and HTML proficiency, and the use of a custom domain, visitor password protected uploads, the ability to use links in descriptions, adding custom content pages, as well as a built-in blog. “Business” accounts, beyond the “Standard” account, feature watermarking, and online sale of digital images, prints, posters, and other products. User photos can be uploaded using various uploaders including an iPhone/iPad application. It is a “family-safe” web application, where the content is reviewed and inappropriate content is periodically removed. It offers an application interface allowing other developers to write their own applications using the BlueMelon infrastrucutre.

It’s totally free ! Share your photos with your friends ! Send invitations, protect some albums… very easily.

Take advantage of our great customisable slideshows to animate your blog or your website. Visit photo albums of a gallery, if you have received an invitation, or visit public galleries.

EyeEm is a free photo sharing mobile app for the iPhone, Android, and Windows Phone platforms. EyeEm, formerly known as EYE’EM, allows users to take and edit photos using fourteen filters and twelve frames, and share the photos in its own website, via email or five social networks Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Flickr or Foursquare. The service offers an automatic tagging system that provides a topic, a location, and an event for each photo taken. The user may keep or change the tags, or upload the photo with no tags at all. The tags then group the photos into vibes or keywords that result on streams of images.

Facebook (proper spelling facebook) is a social network that is by the same company Facebook Inc., based in Menlo Park, California, operated. The name refers to the so-called Facebooks (English literally “face book”, something like: “Yearbook”) with pictures of students, which are distributed to many U.S. colleges.

The social network was on 4 Published in February 2004 by Dustin Moskovitz, Chris Hughes and Mark Zuckerberg and has more than one billion members. Facebook is one of five different statistics about the most visited websites in the world, in Germany it is in second place behind Google.

Since its release, Facebook is due to poor data protection practices of criticism, especially from European privacy advocates and security experts. Consumer centers in Germany do not recommend to use the service.

Flickr (from English to flick through something, “something BROWSE”, eg “device for browsing” or “By Blätterer” or from English to flicker, “flicker”) is a commercial web-service portal with community elements that let users allowed to load, digital and digitized images and short videos of up to 90 seconds in length with comments and notes on the website and so make it available to other users (“share”). In addition to the conventional Upload via the website, the images can also be transmitted by e-mail or mobile phone and later linked from other web presences from.

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Fotolog.com, started as Fotolog.net, is website publishing world’s largest photographs overtaking Flickr. Dedicated to photographic blogs, known generically as fotologs. Recently, Fotolog.com has emerged with its new slogan: Share your world With The world (in Spanish: “Share your world with the world”). In September 2008, Chile is the country with more accounts created on Fotolog.com, with a total of approximately 4.8 million.

Created in May 2002 as Fotolog.net, currently has over 20 million users. Its creators are Scott Heiferman, Adam Seifer and a third person known only as Spike. In December 2005 the site changed its name to Fotolog.com.

ImageShack is a free hosting site images.

The site debuted in November 2003, offering a user-friendly interface and easy to use. Since then he has seen a steady growth in popularity. The main page has a dialog box where you can select the file to upload. The format of the image must be JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIFF, BMP and SWF, and also must not exceed 1.5 megabytes. The images in BMP or TIFF will be automatically converted to PNG.

Once the image is uploaded, the user is redirected to a page that contains different versions of URLs to the uploaded image. These are pre-formatted in HTML or BBCode, allowing easily use them to link them on websites or online discussion forums, pasting the text of the desired URL in the body of a message. It is clear that these URLs are not published anywhere automatically, so that only the user and the people he gives them the links can access their images (unlike what happens in other sites, eg Flickr) .

Images are almacenedas on ImageShack indefinitely unless the user does not comply with the Terms of Service. Similarly, the image will not be accessible if you use more than 300 megabytes in a period of an hour.

Also featured on the site free registration service that gives the user the ability to access your previously uploaded images and delete them, if desired.

Users can create galleries with your images – public collections selected images guestbook (guestbook) and the possibility that visitors will give a score. The terms of service dictate that you can not upload pornographic material.

As of February 22, 2011, changed its policies Imageshack forcing anyone who wants to see images hosted on the site to be registered, which generated considerable discontent among its users because it practically forces them to be logged in all the time while surfing by different forums and web blogs that linked images from that server.

imgur (pronounced Him-Gur) is an American company founded in 2009 by Alan Schaaf operating a image hosting site. In 2011, this service is used daily by millions of users, serving in excess of 30 terabytes in pictures every day. The registered office of the company in San Francisco in the United States.

This service was created in response to similar offerings that were problematic Schaaf: “overloaded, confusing and annoying.”

The site has received much publicity in reddit and Digg social networks.

Instagram is a free photo sharing application with which users can apply photo effects and filters, frames, retro and vintage colors, then can share photos on social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and Flickr. A distinctive feature of the application is that it gives a square shape and rounded at the tips to photographs in honor of the Kodak Instamatic and Polaroid cameras.

The application was designed for the iPhone, yet is available for siblings iPad and iPod with iOS 3.0.2 or higher and can be downloaded from the App Store and from their website.

In early April 2012, was published an Android version and available to download from Google Play.

InterArtCenter social network is a popular online community for international digital and fine art artists. Canadian multimedia artist George Grie initiated it in 2002 as a personal artwork portfolio. InterArtCenter Inc. is located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and hosted by Yahoo! Inc.. The domains of interartcenter.net network draw 50 million page views annually by 2009 according to a Compete.com study.

ipernity is a commercial web platform with community features, user account for the digital content such as images or videos longer publicly available and can be provided with keywords and other metadata. Most features are free with 200 MB of upload per month for the use of certain advanced features and unlimited upload are only paying customers (the “Club”) is available.

It is in direct competition to Flickr and is often compared with. It stands out from it by a little more functionality.

The name is composed of “IP” and “eternity”, the English word for eternity.

Technically, the service is carried out largely with free software components such as PHP, Perl and MySQL. The platform is accessible not only on the web but can for example also be addressed via its own open API or using so-called news feeds (RSS, Atom) to deliver information, so that the services can be integrated into other.

iPhoto is an application for managing images and photographs produced by Apple and is part of the iLife suite for Mac OS X. iPhoto integrates digital hub strategy defined by Steve Jobs.

Touted by Apple as a symbol of simplicity and intuitiveness, iPhoto is not least a complete application that recognizes Plug and Play almost all common materials. Complete integration with other applications in the iLife suite also extends its possible uses: export pictures to iMovie, to Mail to attach a picture to an email, or to iDVD for backups or create slideshows, composition books, greeting cards or calendars, possibility to order online prints on paper by a specialized laboratory. iPhoto also offers basic editing features and image editing.

Since its ’09 release, iPhoto also maintains information about the location of the photograph is due to location data (geotag) the camera is embedded in the file when shooting, or through an interface of manually adding geotag based on Google Maps. This version also added an automatic face recognition.

iPhoto can also upload events, portraits or albums to various websites such as Facebook, Flickr, Picasa or through various plugins. It is compatible with iCloud.

JAlbum is a freeware web photo album generator, a Swedish programmer, David Ekholm’s work.

JAlbum allows you to save a collection of digital photographs of HTML language. This allows you to publish images to the Internet or any media (CD, SVD, flash memory) to be portable. Our products are pre-set templates (skins), but it is possible for the user to create and submit their own backgrounds. The program is working on a Java virtual machine system, thus making it possible to run multiple types of operating systems (Windows, Mac, AIZ, HP-Unix, OS / 2) as well. The program has many user interface languages​​, including Hungarian.

The Jalbum images arranged in any order to create an html web page, that 30MB limit can be charged up to the wrong side of Jalbum is free of charge.

KoodibooK is a UK-based company providing self-publishing and print-on-demand software and services. By downloading and using its KoodibooK Studio, users access photographs stored locally or online at sources such as Flickr, Picasa, Photobucket, Facebook and MySpace, then create photobooks, scrapbooks, storybooks or yearbooks which can be shared online, and/or published in print.

LifeSnapz is a free, easy and secure way for people to record and organize important events, milestones and memories in their lives.

Users of LifeSnapz can contribute text, photos, and video to describe these events, share them with self-designated groups (like family members, colleagues, schoolmates or youth sports teams) and explore these events using dynamic timelines, maps, and lists.

Lockerz.com is a website for social networking and e-commerce launched in 2009 based in Pittsburgh (but with offices in Seattle). The site is based on a system of Lockerz points, or “PTZ”, it is to accumulate including connecting regularly by watching short videos, responding to questionnaires and surveys, or buying Lockerz products. PTZ can be used to obtain discounts with brands clothing, electronic products, fashion accessories and other products from the “Lockerz SHOP.” Are affected men and women between 13 and 30 years, sometimes dubbed “Generation Z”. Most members of the site from the United States, Canada, Western Europe, Brazil and Australia. About 3000 of them are part of the “Lockerz Advisory Board” (or “LAB”), and test the new features before release to the general public.

With the acquisition of Plixi.com in January 2011 to nearly 11 million dollars, meanwhile become “Lockerz Photos” Lockerz also provides a photo hosting service for Twitter users.

The site has also produced a series called The Homes with Chelsea Kane.

Memeo is a media management company that makes software for data backup, synchronization, and online storage. Memeo Share is another Memeo product that allows users to privately exchange videos and photos with other users.

MobileMe was a suite on the internet designed by Apple. It was announced at WWDC 2008. Is replacing. Mac It is available for Mac OS X, PC and iOS.

MobileMe provides Internet services to the iPhone, Mac OS X, Windows, iPod Touch and iPad. Many features. Mac will be lost. There is no longer support for Mac OS X v10.3.

The May 12, 2010, Apple released the beta of a new version of MobileMe, which will include several new features, including SSL, full screen viewing, rules, archive button e-mails and speed improvements, among others.

The November 22, 2010 (the day it was released iOS 4.2) Find my iPhone function was converted to free, so we can access MobileMe Apple ID. This is only available for devices running iOS 4.2, and that includes being able to access MobileMe Apple ID.

Panoramio is a website dedicated to show photos of places or landscapes that users themselves create and georeferenced. The images that meet certain requirements can be viewed through Google Earth software. The goal is to allow Panoramio users of this program to learn more about a specific area of the world map, watching the pictures that others have taken there.

Panoramio was inaugurated on October 3, 2005 by Joaquín Cuenca Abela and Eduardo Manchon Aguilar, Cox and Callosa de Segura (Spain) respectively. In March 2007, users had risen more than 1 million photographs. Three months later, on June 27, the number of images grew to 2 million. By the end of October of that year, the photographs reached $ 5 million.

The May 30, 2007, the company Google announced plans to acquire Panoramio. The negotiations came to an end in July of that year, when Panoramio accepted the offer of Google.

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Phanfare is an online subscription based photo and video upload to their servers. It was introduced in November 2004 by Phanfare, Inc, a company founded by Andrew Erlichson and Mark Heinrich.

Phanfare is for consumers looking to social network and sharing photos and video, without advertising (Phanfare has alluded to an upcoming change to advertising that is added). Consumers can upload their digital photos and videos to Phanfare and then view photos and videos from any web browser. Phanfare integrated address book and invitation tools to allow consumers to efficiently send invitations to view the albums. Phanfare offers the possibility to make back up’s of the files, which allow consumers to recover their original digital files if you lose your copy. Apart from providing consumers a destination website from your digital photos (before brand advertising free), Phanfare aims to significantly improve workflow consumption behind digital photography and video.

Unlimited Storage for Your Portfolio, Photo, and Video Management Unlimited preserve of photos, videos, and RAWs with unlimited memories. Brilliant quality of photos with full HD 1080p video support.

Photobucket is a website that receive images, video, slideshows and photos. It was founded in 2003 by Alex Welch and Darren Crystal and received funding from Trinity Ventures. It was acquired by the Fox Broadcasting Company in 2007.

Photobucket is usually used for personal photographic albums, storage of avatars displayed on internet forums, and storage of videos. Photobucket is also often used to account for eBay, MySpace (now corporate cousin), Bebo, Neopets, Facebook, LiveJournals, etc.. Users can keep their albums private, allow password access, or open to the public.

Photobucket has many limitations: It offers 500 MB free storage (theoretically unlimited with a paid account), free monthly bandwidth of 10 GB (was 100GB, but declined to 25GB in July 2008 and then to 10 GB in 2010) . The uploaded photos must be smaller than 1MB (no limit with paid account), the uploaded videos should last 5 minutes or less (being 10 minutes, should have a paid account).

Because Photobucket does not allow sexually explicit content or may remove content due to violations of its terms.

Photobucket supports FTP uploads, but the user must have paid account. They support Windows XP Publisher as an alternative to FTP. This option is also available in free accounts.

Picasa is free photo management software that was originally developed by LifeScape and sold as shareware for $ 25. In July 2004, Google Inc. bought the company of Idealab, since the software is free. Since 2006 there is a complementary selection for the presentation of images on the Internet, the Picasa Web Albums.

Picasa is an image archiving and management software, which is aimed at beginners and is therefore easier to use compared to other larger programs. The images can not only organize in folders, but also in so-called albums. These albums allow a thematic sorting of images and corresponding virtual folders. In addition to the administrative functions Picasa also offers image editing software features, such as scaling, filter or reduce the red-eye.

Picasa changes in image management is not the image itself, but the metadata, and even in spite of possibly write protected. So in Picasa specified data such as tags are written with the original image file (in the IPTC metadata). With Picasa photo editing but does not change the original image file, but only makes a copy of it, while it kept the source in the original directory. For the program to prevent a loss of quality by repeatedly re-compressing the photos, especially the originals remain unchanged, however, so edits can be undone at any time. This concept also use professional photo and video editing programs. For further editing and re-transmitting is an export function available, and there is a quick way to the displayed image in the current processing status to export under a sequential number that is appended to the original file name.

The software also provides its own import dialog. This import photos from a memory card to the hard disk or other storage medium. He also has a duplicate detection, automatic deletion of the memory card and instant uploading to Picasa Web Albums.

An image processing functions including cropping, alignment, red-eye removal, automatic correction for contrast and color, and touch-ready. Several filters can be applied to the photos. The changes can be assessed with a before and after view. The changes can be undone at any time, as the original files are not changed by these operations.

Support for Mac OS X systems not based on native versions, but is instead implemented using the Wine compatibility layer, which thereby undergoes extensive support in the form of hundreds of patches by Google. A Linux version was also implemented in 2006 in this way. Its development was stopped in April 2012.

Google Picasa version 3.5 advanced to face (again) detection and – in conjunction with Google Earth – geotagging. Picasa automatically finds faces and groups them to images of the same person. This, the user can then assign names and thus place them in the “People”. A second innovation was integrated Picasa, Google Maps, and can thus geo-tag photos. Picasa supports the Raw Data Formats for many modern digital cameras.

Piczo is an online network for young people with 28 million members. The German branch has about 2 million members.

It was developed by the Piczo, Inc. (San Francisco, USA) with the function of a social network and static elements such as friends list, shoutbox (see guestbook) and profile pages. Since the Piczo network based on the Ajax platform Funtigo, users pages without HTML knowledge is buildable. The use of the network Piczo subject to the laws of the State of California.

Piczo, Inc. was founded in 2004 by Jim Conning and is managed by a six member board. As a result of the adjustment made ​​in September 2006 by Chris Seth and simultaneously announced the expansion into the European market Piczo, Inc. has their product on 18 April 2007 located for both the German and the French and Spanish markets. The German section was supervised until its sale to Stardoll (Swedish Internet company with a focus on teens) in March 2009 by Fabian V. thobe. According to the CEO of Stardoll Mattias Holding Mischke in the Times, the combined company will be profitable from the start. Piczo is funded primarily by advertising here, the Stardoll products by Digital Goods.

Pikeo was a photo sharing website and an online community platform. Registered users could share their photos with either the community of users or only their friends and family, and they could also add comments. Visitors could discover photos by using a search engine, a map of the world, or their contacts’ tags and home pages.

In addition to being a Web site for users to share personal photographs, the service was used by bloggers as a photo repository.

Find quality images really free is often tedious, because of the copyright or of poor quality. Therefore, we decided to create Pixabay – reference images of high quality public domain. You can use any image on this site free for personal or commercial use without attribution to the original author. You can use these images online and in the “real world.”

Pixbay lets you automatically create your own gallery and photo blog from the images and videos uploaded to the service. Arranging and sharing the photos to your friends is super easy both web and mobile.

Pixable is a photo discovery application and company headquartered in New York City. The application aggregates and ranks photos across different online photo repositories allowing users to search, browse, edit, and access all the photos connected to them in one location.

sexibl.com makes you able to collect and share any images and write posts like on classic blog. If some image or photography looks interesting for you, just import it to your blog – two clicks, it’s very simple!

It will never disappear, until you remove it. File will be served from our fast servers. Some sites offers our “sexy-button”, just one click and image will be imported to your account. It’s as simple as facebook’s like-button!

Every image you import might be available public or private – only for you! You can create password protected blogs too!

Online photo services offer another popular way to share photographs. About 50 million US visitors hit the top 10 photo sharing sites each month.(3) One-third of U.S. households with digital cameras are expected to become members of an online photo service.(4) Why are online photo services growing at such a rate? Primarily because most of these services are free. These companies make their money by charging for photo prints and specialty items.

Shutterfly is an Internet-based social expression and personal publishing service based in Redwood City, California. Shutterfly’s flagship product is its photo book line. The company was founded in 1999 and is currently led by Jeffrey Housenbold, who joined the company in 2005. The company went public in 2006. The customer base is heavily skewed toward women, who accounted for 80% of customers as reported in 2013.

Microsoft SkyDrive (formerly Windows Live SkyDrive and Windows Live Folders) is a file hosting service on the cloud platform, operated by Microsoft. The service allows users to upload files from a computer and store them online and access them from a web browser or your local device. The service uses a Microsoft account to control access to user files. The files that are shared publicly not require a Microsoft account to access.

The service currently offers 7 GB of free storage, with a maximum size of 2 GB per file, if it goes through Skydrive desktop application, or 300 MB, if you climb the web. You can upload up to 5 files at a time standard with any browser, and you can also install an ActiveX tool that allows unlimited drag files directly from Windows Explorer. It is available for Android.

The SmugMug founded by a father and son in 2002, photo-sharing Web system. No part free, in return for that exemption advertising, geographically distributed servers and offers high availability. The basic fee, unlimited number of images can be stored in the raised fees in exchange for the image of the page can be customized.

Snapfish is a trademark and a photo service from HP that operates in the following countries: Austria, Australia, Belgium, Denmark, Spain, USA, France, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, New Zealand, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom and Portugal (the latter on the trademarks PIXACO and Snapfish).

It is mainly used by companies such as Cable TV and Media Markt (PIXACO).

Snapfish is a photo lab development. It is a subsidiary of Hewlett-Packard. He announced 70 million customers around the world.

Streamzoo is a social network for sharing images and videos. It is accessible through the internet and downloadable version is available for iOS and Android systems.

Streamzoo was released on April 11, 2011 by Phonezoo communcations, inc .. The company was founded by Ram Ramkumar and Manish Vaidya and funded by the venture capitalist Tim Draper of DFJ Ventures, Inc. The application became a major phenomenon in 2011. Instagram has become a major player within specialized networks file sharing all this year. In September 2011, industry guru Robert Scoble wrote the opinion that: “These guys have a better camera, better than Instagram.”

Webshots provides the ability to distribute their own photos on the Internet. The website is operated since 2007 by American Greetings.

Webshots was established in 1996 as an Internet domain for professional wallpapers . Then in 1999 came the photo sharing to do so. To 17 October 2009 there were more than 651 million photos on the page. Most are searchable by any user, you can add comments to photos and create blogs, and participate in a community.

The web site is funded by advertising. The user can, for an annual fee so-called “premium members” who can then look at the photo pages with no ads and get a larger quota to the “Upload”. Moreover, small promotional videos have been added to most pages. Storing photos in higher resolution is only for so-called “friends” are possible.

Wikimedia Commons (often abbreviated as Wikicommons or simply Commons) is a Wikimedia Foundation project created on September 7, 2004, which aims to serve as a file store images and other media formats for the rest of the projects of the foundation. All files should have been released under a free license (such as free documentation license GNU) or in the public domain, currently has more than thirteen million free media files.

It is based on a wiki set up so that the files contained therein are available in all other wikis Wikimedia projects transparently. This allows centralized management of these files in all versions of Wikipedia, Wikibooks, etc..

You can edit Commons pages without prior registration, but registration is required to upload images.

Before Commons, there was a significant duplication of effort between Wikimedia projects and in different language versions of them. For a file that existed in a wiki could be used in other, must be uploaded back to each of them.

In March 2004, the user Erik Möller proposes the creation of a centralized repository of media files, which would be named “Wikimedia Commons” and launched on September 7 of the same year. In late October, a modification of the software by himself first allowed Commons files that could be used directly in other wikis, without having to upload them separately to each of them. In November, chose the project logo, designed by Reid Beels user, who had originally created for Wikinews, having been rejected.

Woophy (for WOrld Of Photography, literally “world of photography”) is a Dutch-born website created in 2005, which allows users to upload their photos showing where they were taken, allowing to visualize from a world map.

This can help make travel in the world previewing sites that have attracted the attention of photographers by clicking on a point on the map representing a city, or by going to the tab for direct search by city, by photographer, date of publication, etc.

The site advertises cover 35,970 cities worldwide, have 596,103 photos and 31,167 registered users (as of 15 April 2009).

Get your own elegant website and photo blog with the best viewing experience on the web. Upload unlimited photos and video clips, share them online, protect with passwords, create beautiful slide shows, order prints, and much more.

Zooomr is a website site for exchanging digital photos.

Zooomr was launched in 2005 by Kristopher Tate and Michael Van Veen Bluebridge Technologies Group. On 19 June 2006, Thomas Hawk, known photographer and blogger, has been hired by Zooomr as “Chief Evangelist”.

On 17 July 2006, Zooomr spell “Zooomr Mark II” introducing “SmartSets” improved Geo-tagging and improvements in the speed of loading pages. Features such as the “Notes” or “gates” were added on 22 August 2006.

Zooomr launched “Zooomr Mark III” in May 2007. The site was up for about 20 minutes before it crashed due to a hardware failure. 3 June 2007 Mark III was successfully launched with the help of Sun Microsystems and Zoho. Mark III included the “Zipline” functionality, twitter photos.