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gingerdelight 11 298 11

15 Mar 2011 10:21AM

I am using a free website at the moment, however I am very limited to the size of the images I can upload, thus I am displaying less than perfect pictures. As I am trying hard to sell some of my photographs, I am considering using another website and wondered if anyone out there can give me some advice as to a reasonaby priced one that lets me upload larger files to display my images to their best advantage. Nothing too complicated please as I am only a beginner at this!

Thanks!

Pete Plus

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15 Mar 2011 10:35AM

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foliopic integrates with your e2 membership too, so your header image on epz links to your foliopic site and when you add a picture on ePHOTOzine you can add it to foliopic and put it for sale which then adds a for sale button within ePHOTOzine too.

Last modified by Pete on 15 Mar 2011 10:36AM

bfgstew 11 668 105

15 Mar 2011 10:39AM

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I will third that.
I have a Folipic site and it's very easy to set up, plenty of features and easy to customize to suit your individual tastes, plus if you go for the upper levels you get a free years E2 membership thrown in, so not bad value for money.

gingerdelight 11 298 11

15 Mar 2011 10:49AM

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Sounds good to me - I'll certainly take a look! Thanks!

BadSoulPhotography 6 15 1

26 Mar 2011 9:01AM

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How about sending your photos directly to stock photo sites like bigstock.com, fotolia.com, photostockplus.com.
I use the free webs.com for my website ...http://www.badsoulphotography.webs.com and I have gallery space on the National Geographic site too.
Hope this helps.