This was yet again a new experience for me. It was not difficult at all. I just selected the www.go2e20.net link in the Module 3 instructions. I then selected SnapGalaxy from the many available and created an account, which was quick and easy...just follow the steps! From there I created an album and uploaded photos from my memory card. The photos uploaded rather quickly. This site gives you a lot of options to create and edit your albums. You can even view your album in a slide show, share the album with friends and family via email,or load them onto Facebook, Twitter and so on. There were about 250 links to choose from. The site also had a blogger link which I selected to put my album on my blog page. This is something I plan on using. The photos I used were taken this very day of my son as he processed through the MEPS to leave for Air Force basic training. I have already shared the album with my family and friends all over the country! This site also gives the option to print your photos. Plus they offer all kinds of products...T shirts, coffee mugs, keychains...if they can put a photo on it..they will make it with the photo of your choice.
Good Job Janace. I had not explored SnapGalaxy, I opted instead to use Living Memory, but you have made me want to try it. SnapGalaxy seems like a great way to keep your photos safe especially ones as precious as you have shared.
Those are awesome pictures to have! I went to SnapGalaxy but decided to use Photoshow instead. I like how you can order T shirts and other items with the pictures on them. I'd like to try out SnapGalaxy after this.
I get all choked up thinking this might be me some day. It must have been really difficult to see him go. I'm glad this was easy for you and you were able to share your photo album with your family and friends.
You did a great job, Janace! Your photos are good and organized. Thanks for showing up snapgalaxy. I like how you can mouse-over and see larger images. :)
This was yet again a new experience for me. It was not difficult at all. I just selected the www.go2e20.net link in the Module 3 instructions. I then selected SnapGalaxy from the many available and created an account, which was quick and easy...just follow the steps! From there I created an album and uploaded photos from my memory card. The photos uploaded rather quickly. This site gives you a lot of options to create and edit your albums. You can even view your album in a slide show, share the album with friends and family via email,or load them onto Facebook, Twitter and so on. There were about 250 links to choose from. The site also had a blogger link which I selected to put my album on my blog page. This is something I plan on using. The photos I used were taken this very day of my son as he processed through the MEPS to leave for Air Force basic training. I have already shared the album with my family and friends all over the country! This site also gives the option to print your photos. Plus they offer all kinds of products...T shirts, coffee mugs, keychains...if they can put a photo on it..they will make it with the photo of your choice.
ReplyDeleteGood Job Janace. I had not explored SnapGalaxy, I opted instead to use Living Memory, but you have made me want to try it. SnapGalaxy seems like a great way to keep your photos safe especially ones as precious as you have shared.
ReplyDeleteThose are awesome pictures to have! I went to SnapGalaxy but decided to use Photoshow instead. I like how you can order T shirts and other items with the pictures on them. I'd like to try out SnapGalaxy after this.
ReplyDeleteI get all choked up thinking this might be me some day. It must have been really difficult to see him go. I'm glad this was easy for you and you were able to share your photo album with your family and friends.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job, Janace! Your photos are good and organized. Thanks for showing up snapgalaxy. I like how you can mouse-over and see larger images. :)
ReplyDeleteI LOVED YOUR ALBUM! This is a great way to showcase a family. Congrats on a job well done!
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