>If I get my a$$ in gear, I should have a enough scanned pics soon to
>load onto a website.
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>Thanks for your help.
>Jim
t35.com (free hosting) plus jalbum or picasa to generate
your website (free).
http://picasa.google.com/download/index.html
http://jalbum.net/

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Jimbo wrote
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> If I get my a$$ in gear, I should have a enough scanned pics soon to
> load onto a website.
>
> Where do I go to get a website? What's a good price? Are there any
> where I can maintain the photos myself, rather than having them do it?
Dozens of options. If you want your own private domain name,
and not be tied in with other photographers, build your own. It
is real easy to do, even without prior experience.
First, get webhosting. Hardest part is finding a decent domain
name that isn't already taken. Start with www.nameboy.com
Someplace like godaddy.com is cheap and low-pain to set up
hosting. A few dollars a month for a lot of space.
If you're using a Mac, it's real, real easy. Rapidweaver is the
best choice, but if you want dead simple, iWeb which is part of
the iLife suite is even simpler.
If you want to pay someone to maintain it for you, something
like pbase might be a better option, unless you just have to
have it on your own domain.
I would expect to pay very much at all for a simple photo
gallery site today. competition is fierce.

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railfan - 16 Jun 2006 20:46 GMT
Google is offering free website space, 100MB. Quite basic and simple,
with quite a few templetes you can use. I have two and they seem to
work pretty good. The user name you choose is in the URL -
http://yourchosenname.googlepages.com/. Can't beat the price!
Search Google for "Google Pages", sign up for a Gmail e-mail address
which will be your site's name.
Bob Boudreau
Canada
Randy Howard - 16 Jun 2006 21:39 GMT
railfan wrote
(in article
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> Google is offering free website space, 100MB. Quite basic and simple,
> with quite a few templetes you can use. I have two and they seem to
> work pretty good. The user name you choose is in the URL -
> http://yourchosenname.googlepages.com/. Can't beat the price!
And you can't tweak it and maintain it to suit yourself. As I
said, there is a tradeoff between super easy to use and
functionality.
If $6 a month is too much, then perhaps the pictures aren't
worth putting on the web in the first place. If you just want
free photo space, flickr seems to do the job.
Besides, the downside is with google pages is a biggie.
From
http://www.onedegree.ca/2006/02/23/big-problem-with-google-pages
But you might want to think twice before you hit ³publish².
See that last feature (simple memorable URLS) is also the
greatest weakness of Google Pages and I think it is going to
cause a huge headache for Gmail users. And a potential PR
nightmare for Google.
Why?
When you hit publish your site goes live at
username.googlepages.com.
Nothing wrong with that. In fact it looks like a feature - if
you can remember your Gmail address you can remember your
³Gpages² address.
The problem is it is now trivial to reverse engineer your Gmail
e-mail address. If you see a Google Pages site and want to
e-mail the author - just replace googlepages.com with gmail.com.
I was all set to tell my kids and my 85 year-old mother (all
Gmail users) that they could now post a web page or two super
easy, but I¹m not going to. I¹ve worked very hard to make sure
they¹re their addresses are not easy to find online and with one
click of the publish button Google will make their e-mail
addresses available to every stalker, sexual predator, phisher,
and spammer out there!
I suggest you tell those non-technical users you know and care
about that they should NOT use Gpages at this time. Right now
I¹d have to say that Gpages users are just setting themselves up
for a whole heap of spam if they decide to post a site.
How long will it take spammers to get Gmail harvesters out in
droves searching for URLs that can be converted into valid Gmail
addresses?

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Al Dykes - 16 Jun 2006 22:31 GMT
>railfan wrote
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>worth putting on the web in the first place. If you just want
>free photo space, flickr seems to do the job.
Godaddy will give you 5BG (I think) of server space for about
$4/month. Add $10/year for your own domain name and you're set.
Look at all the free add-ons that come with that. I think there is
a photoalbum package.
That price also gives you php so if you want to fancy up your website,
someday, you'll be set.

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railfan - 17 Jun 2006 14:06 GMT
> railfan wrote
> (in article
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> addresses available to every stalker, sexual predator, phisher,
> and spammer out there!
GMail accounts are free, so just get another one that you don't use for
the title page name. Let the spam fly to this unused address.
I have multiple gmail addresses for different clubs and groups I belong
to.
B. Boudreau
Canada
Randy Howard - 19 Jun 2006 19:25 GMT
railfan wrote
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>> The problem is it is now trivial to reverse engineer your Gmail
>> e-mail address. If you see a Google Pages site and want to
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
> I have multiple gmail addresses for different clubs and groups I belong
> to.
Hardly seems worth it.... ymmv.

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Dave - 16 Jun 2006 21:03 GMT
>Jimbo wrote
>(in article
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>> Where do I go to get a website? What's a good price? Are there any
>> where I can maintain the photos myself, rather than having them do it?
You need to choose a company to host your site. Always read their
terms and conditions especially if you think you're likely to have a
lot of visitors. Some will suck money out of your credit card for
extra bandwidth.
>Dozens of options. If you want your own private domain name,
>and not be tied in with other photographers, build your own. It
>is real easy to do, even without prior experience.
It's not compulsory to have your own domain name. You can build your
own website without that but it's likely to have an address like
www.hosting_firm.rhoward.com (substitute name of host) or something
not very prestigious.
>First, get webhosting. Hardest part is finding a decent domain
>name that isn't already taken. Start with www.nameboy.com
The magazines are full of ads for hosting companies. The tricky bit is
choosing a good one. Streamlinenet are good for yours truly nowadays.
I'm based in the UK, BTW.
Although it's possible to build a website with Windows Notepad, I
wouldn't recommend it. You pays yer money and makes yer choice as to
software. Read the magazines and do some research. Dreamweaver is
probably the best but not the cheapest.
You can test your site on your own computer and upload it with an FTP
program or FTP function built into some web-creation software.
There will be host that build sites for you but this will cost.
There's blog building sites for the really lazy uncreative types.
Hope this helps.
regards Dave.
2600 hi-rez photos: Edinburgh etc + 3D computer art
* No advertisements * http://www.henniker.org.uk
* délété david to use email address *
> If I get my a$$ in gear, I should have a enough scanned pics soon to
> load onto a website.
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> Thanks for your help.
> Jim
Why the f.ck do you want to inflict the internet with your crappy
photos of waterfalls and sunsets????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BD - 19 Jun 2006 22:59 GMT
> Why the f.ck do you want to inflict the internet with your crappy
> photos of waterfalls and sunsets????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey! The @$$h013 is back!
How's your head injury? Find any new scaffolding to get under lately?
UC - 20 Jun 2006 21:58 GMT
> > Why the f.ck do you want to inflict the internet with your crappy
> > photos of waterfalls and sunsets????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>
> Hey! The @$$h013 is back!
>
> How's your head injury? Find any new scaffolding to get under lately?
Head is fine. No Jewish photos of sunsets.
Brendan Gillatt - 21 Jun 2006 20:59 GMT
> Head is fine. No Jewish photos of sunsets.
Flames and bad comments are one thing but using a religion as an insult
takes things a little far.
Mxsmanic - 22 Jun 2006 04:30 GMT
> > Head is fine. No Jewish photos of sunsets.
> Flames and bad comments are one thing but using a religion as an insult
> takes things a little far.
Why do you draw the line at religion?

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Brendan Gillatt - 22 Jun 2006 16:23 GMT
>>> Head is fine. No Jewish photos of sunsets.
>> Flames and bad comments are one thing but using a religion as an insult
>> takes things a little far.
>
> Why do you draw the line at religion?
I don't particularly draw the line - it's just quite a jump from 'you
photos are bad' to something some people can take very offensively.
There is also no need to mock the Jewish religion - it can't of actively
angered UC in any way.
Mxsmanic - 22 Jun 2006 18:54 GMT
> I don't particularly draw the line - it's just quite a jump from 'you
> photos are bad' to something some people can take very offensively.
> There is also no need to mock the Jewish religion - it can't of actively
> angered UC in any way.
There's no need to mock the photographer, either. So why is religion
different?

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Jimbo - 22 Jun 2006 20:05 GMT
> > I don't particularly draw the line - it's just quite a jump from 'you
> > photos are bad' to something some people can take very offensively.
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> There's no need to mock the photographer, either. So why is religion
> different?
Don't worry about me - I had a week long flame war with UC a # of
months ago - he must of saw my post and tasted blood - he's a troll.
As for the religion thang, the one poster is right - why resort to
that. The reason UC did is I think he's of the Islam faith - I do not
that he hates Americans and that he was an angry voice when the danes
posted that cartoon.
He reminds me of WEREO in the music forums - an angry troll who claims
to have been a big SO-&-SO in the past but now he knows better -
seriously - UC used to be a pro shooter - and dropped it for some
reason. WEREO says he promoted the best concert of all time - a concert
I never heard of - both are delusional, angry trolls!
Jim
Matt Clara - 22 Jun 2006 22:03 GMT
>> > I don't particularly draw the line - it's just quite a jump from 'you
>> > photos are bad' to something some people can take very offensively.
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
> Don't worry about me - I had a week long flame war with UC a # of
> months ago - he must of saw my post and tasted blood - he's a troll.
You need to grow a thicker hide--Mike's no troll.

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uraniumcommitteechairman@yahoo.com - 22 Jun 2006 22:46 GMT
> >> > I don't particularly draw the line - it's just quite a jump from 'you
> >> > photos are bad' to something some people can take very offensively.
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
>
> You need to grow a thicker hide--Mike's no troll.
No, he's just sick and tired on the culture of photographers and
photography.
Matt Clara - 24 Jun 2006 03:51 GMT
>> >> > I don't particularly draw the line - it's just quite a jump from
>> >> > 'you
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
> No, he's just sick and tired on the culture of photographers and
> photography.
Not many real photographers here, me included.

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Jimbo - 26 Jun 2006 14:15 GMT
> Not many real photographers here, me included.
First off - who the hell were you quoting above - who the hell is Mike?
It's UC that's the troll - din't you know that?
Define a "real" photographer.
UC - 22 Jun 2006 20:36 GMT
> > Head is fine. No Jewish photos of sunsets.
> Flames and bad comments are one thing but using a religion as an insult
> takes things a little far.
It was simply a joke. You people are so f.cking boring.....that was the
point.
Sunsets
Butterflies
ad nasueam....
Jimbo - 22 Jun 2006 21:00 GMT
> It was simply a joke. You people are so f.cking boring.....that was the
> point.
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>
> ad nasueam....
Or maybe - you think you're funny - BUT YOU'RE NOOOOOOOT -
hahahahahahaha!
I shoot a lot of different subjects - similar to my musical interests -
genre does not concern - is it a good song or not - subject matter does
not concern me - is it a good photo or not.
it's "ad nauseam" BTW genius.
UC - 22 Jun 2006 21:03 GMT
> > It was simply a joke. You people are so f.cking boring.....that was the
> > point.
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
> Or maybe - you think you're funny - BUT YOU'RE NOOOOOOOT -
> hahahahahahaha!
I have no intention here of being funny.
> I shoot a lot of different subjects - similar to my musical interests -
> genre does not concern - is it a good song or not - subject matter does
> not concern me - is it a good photo or not.
>
> it's "ad nauseam" BTW genius.
I c'ant t pye......fer shti
Jimbo - 22 Jun 2006 21:07 GMT
> > > It was simply a joke.
> > Or maybe - you think you're funny - BUT YOU'RE NOOOOOOOT -
> > hahahahahahaha!
> I have no intention here of being funny.
Contradicting yourself aren't you - go home!
uraniumcommitteechairman@yahoo.com - 22 Jun 2006 21:16 GMT
> > > > It was simply a joke.
>
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>
> Contradicting yourself aren't you - go home!
Photographers are the biggest f.cking idiots on the
planet.................
Jimbo - 22 Jun 2006 21:26 GMT
> Photographers are the biggest f.cking idiots on the
> planet.................
Aren't we though - thank god we have you!
And - you seem a little upset - what's wrong little boy - did I say
something that hurt you? Ahhhhhhhhhh - there, there now. Go take some
lithium and very soon you will start feeling right as rain.
Jim the Photographer!
no_name - 22 Jun 2006 23:21 GMT
>>>>>It was simply a joke.
>>
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
> Photographers are the biggest f.cking idiots on the
> planet.................
What? You emigrated to Mars?
Amilolo - 27 Jun 2006 12:30 GMT
I used www.freewebs.com and it's free 100mb space. It's really works
well and easy to edit.
See mine.www.freewebs.com/amilolo
good luck
Jimbo - 27 Jun 2006 19:04 GMT
> I used www.freewebs.com and it's free 100mb space. It's really works
> well and easy to edit.
> See mine.www.freewebs.com/amilolo
> good luck
I'll check it out.
Raphael Bustin - 22 Jun 2006 23:20 GMT
>> > Why the f.ck do you want to inflict the internet with your crappy
>> > photos of waterfalls and sunsets????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>
>Head is fine. No Jewish photos of sunsets.
WTF? Yahweh nose I've taken way too many
sunset pix in my days but who knew they might
be... of that particular persuasion?
How do you find the Jewish sunsets? What's
the tipoff? This is important. I must know.
rafe b
www.terrapinphoto.com
UC - 23 Jun 2006 00:30 GMT
> >> > Why the f.ck do you want to inflict the internet with your crappy
> >> > photos of waterfalls and sunsets????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
> How do you find the Jewish sunsets? What's
> the tipoff? This is important. I must know.
Jews go to temple at sunset on Friday. Sunset is a special time for
Jews. Get it now?
> rafe b
> www.terrapinphoto.com
Raphael Bustin - 23 Jun 2006 01:33 GMT
>> >> > Why the f.ck do you want to inflict the internet with your crappy
>> >> > photos of waterfalls and sunsets????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[quoted text clipped - 14 lines]
>Jews go to temple at sunset on Friday. Sunset is a special time for
>Jews. Get it now?
Don't patronize me. WTF are "Jewish photos of sunsets?"
rafe b
www.terrapinphoto.com
Jimbo - 22 Jun 2006 20:01 GMT
> Hey! The @$$h013 is back!
>
> How's your head injury? Find any new scaffolding to get under lately?
ahh - so BD - you know of UC also - huh? I agree he is a shithead!
> If I get my a$$ in gear, I should have a enough scanned pics soon to
> load onto a website.
>
> Where do I go to get a website? What's a good price? Are there any
> where I can maintain the photos myself, rather than having them do it?
pbase.com is the best and most popular inexpensive advertising free one
I know of. If you want your own domain, 'gallery' is a free php based
program, it takes a bit of studying to set up properly but offers a
similar functionality to pbase and is very expansible and customizeable.
I wrote something similar myself though less sophisticated. Avoid static
published type formats, you want something dynamic and php/mySQL based
so that changes are easy. If you want to sell prints, I don't have good
advice for shopping carts, there are serious security issues and that
will cost money or include advertising which is annoying and unprofessional.

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Angela M. Cable - 19 Jun 2006 02:32 GMT
> If you want to sell prints, I don't have good
> advice for shopping carts, there are serious security issues and that
> will cost money or include advertising which is annoying and
> unprofessional.
There are some fairly simple to use scripts that use PayPal IPN. The
downside to it is that you can really only accept payment with PayPal.
I've been using LinkLok IPN for quite some time on my digital
scrapbooking site:
http://www.vibralogix.com/linklokipn/

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> If I get my a$$ in gear, I should have a enough scanned pics soon to
> load onto a website.
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> Thanks for your help.
> Jim
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