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Member since Apr-18-03 · 1026 posts

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Aaaa.. I've been looking all over the net looking for a place to upload pictures from my computer.. and I've tried a few. Seems like after about a month, they shut it down, telling me I must join for the low cost of......So, I just want a place where I can upload images, so I can put them on my website, and other places... I can have a description, and different albums with specific themes...
Where can I find this? Thanks,-Jeffrey

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Hey FURX, check out Photobucket.com, better yet, check out the link below which will send you to my album(s). The main album, is not a album at all, and features my scenery shots. I then created multiple albums for my other subjects. I forked over the $25 though, so the sky is the limit for me. I think right now I have almost 900 photos up, taking up nearly 90MB of space. The only downside is it does not allow you to have any text, other than the title of the image, so many with mine, if there was a story to go with it, or if I just wanted to say more about the location, I can't. For now, I am pretty happy with being able to store all my photos there in one place.Chris Bogley
Syracuse New York
http://photobucket.com/albums/v520/CBP/Proud Member of the "Put that CN SD60 behind the lead unit" club!Online Image Hosting – image 5

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