Adding the GPhotoSpace extension to your Firefox install provides you with a solution that’s just as easy as using “send to: email recipient” in Windows.you can also customize your main toolbar and dropping the included button.
you will see at address bar link
chrome://gps/content/gpsMain.xul
Once you add your photos you can save them as albums. You can also set the size of photo you want to share and store. The albums can be shared with your friends easily. When you share photos, the photos are attached via email and sent to the users. GPhotospace is an intuitive, faster, efficient, safer, useful, smarter photo sharing service which is absolutely free of cost.
storage : 7GB+
size of photos : 320/640/1024/1536 pixels.
price : free of cost
here..,their official link and their FAQs a little.
How do I create an album?
To create an album, simply click the “Create an Album” link in the left navigation sidebar and follow the instructions.
How do I share, edit, or delete an album?
Select the checkbox beside the album you want to modify, then click the appropriate button in the “Album Actions” area.
Is GPhotospace owned by Google?
No. GPhotospace is not affiliated or associated with Google in any way.
How does GPhotospace leverage Gmail?
GPhotospace uses Gmail for free storage space.
Download GPhotoSpace
you can contact contact@GPhotospace.com and support@GPhotospace.com
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:sigh: As a relative beginner to photographry I still feel awed by how much I need to learn. However, the more posts like this i read, the better off i am. Thanks for making me think a bit more.
I have been looking fore somewhere to store my wedding photography and I am pleased that I now know this. My wedding photography is shot in Leeds and I needed a secure home for it.
Thanks.
Thanks for the tip! I have been using Zovue.com (http://www.zovue.com) for my online photo storage and sharing. I will try Gmail and see how it rates!