Sharing photos with Photoblog

by Chris Gilmer Sep 8th 2006

Photoblog is a nice little tool to create a photo blog of daily life. It is a free web app for sharing and organizing personal photos. The Photoblog service is still in beta, but it is extremely easy to use and simple to get around. The interface is clean and easy to navigate though setting up entries. Upon logging in, users can create or edit entries, and create a member profile. Friends can be added, so you can keep constant tabs on what pictures they have added to their profiles. Uploading and creating entries is a piece of cake. Categories can be made to make sure your photo albums are kept organized. You can also view photoblogs from other members. Overall, great tool and you can't be the sticker price of free.

Check out some pics of the interface after the jump.

[via eHub]

The main user control panel. Very easy to add entries.

Adding new entries through the control panel.

Viewing other members photoblog entries.

Tags: blog, blogging, photo, photoblog, photos

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Michael Zhang said 1:04AM on 9-09-2006

Thanks for the writeup!

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