Taking photographs of interiors is one of the most challenging areas of photography.  This book would’ve made my job easier then. In this e-book Scott Hargis illustrates how he tackled the problem effectively. A very informative read with set-up shots and diagrams. Not to forget great end result.

Available for only $47.50 on their website

• Zenfolio
• Smugmug

They offer free (advertised or limited) accounts as well as customisable accounts.  They also allows for selling prints and sharing them.

Fotomoto,Red Bubble, Imagekind and Photobox Pro Galleries are specialised websites that sells your pictures. All you need to do is setup your account , upload your pictures and they’ll do the rest

If these  are not for you, why not self host it? Pay for your domain name and hosting and install you website? Yes, it can be expensive  and there are hundreds of templates available at different price range and for different tastes.  There are also several blogging platforms like WordPress, Joomla, Mambo and the rest which can be very good but intimidating at the same time especially to those not familiar with them.

My favourite blogging platfom when it comes to sharing my pictures online is PixelPost.  Pixel Post is free and have a decent number of templates and add-ons. Not as many as Word Press or Joomla but still, what’s available works well.

And if I want to sell my images or to make it possible to send an e-card with then, Fotomoto add-on is the perfect way to add this.

However you wish to present your images is up to you but I hope that this post will give you an idea on some popular options.

Check it out!

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