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Take control of online photo-sharing using Flickr’s tagging and privacy features
If you have a growing collection of digital photos, you might have considered putting them online so friends and family can enjoy them too.
Most photo-sharing websites offer free versions that allow a reasonable number of photos to be uploaded, along with tagging and privacy features so that selected people can easily find and view your snaps.
One of the most popular photo-sharing services is Flickr, which has lots of great features, not least of which is an excellent search system.
Click here to go to the Workshop gallery explaining how to use Flickr.
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