These days digital cameras are everywhere. Photographs are taken with cell phones, camcorders, and digital cameras. The volume of available photos has rocketted upward. Organizing this vast land of photos is a difficult task at best.During recent years as I attend my kid’s various school activities, I find that not only am I taking photos, but so is a large number of other parents. Several hundred photos are likely being taken at each event. Even videos — also probably numerous.As a participant in this event, I’d like to see all of those images. It’s likely that someone else is a better photographer, maybe they have a better position than I, maybe they have a better camera — or, maybe they simply remembered their camera.This scenario extends way beyond school events. Any sort of group gathering these days has numerous such photographers. Class and family reunions, city and music festivals, car shows, weddings and retirement receptions, professional conferences, scout campouts…. The list goes on-and-on.Certainly, there are many ways to share your photos; Flickr (owned by Yahoo) is probably the most popular. But, there is also Picasa (Google), and Shutterfly, Snapfish, […]

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