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> But it still doesn't solve my photo problem. Which is...?

• samstave 14y ago
  I take a ton of pictures on my phone, Right now I have 3,946 pics on my phone and just this morning I had to delete some so I could take more. I am not so interested in sharing the pics I take, though I do want that ability, but I need a superb way to organize the photos I take. For example, in the last week I have take nearly 100 photos. Some of them are work, some are my kids, some are interest shots. I like to keep them all - some I want to have in a gallery (Madeline wearing glasses and a wig), others I want to write more about, like blog, others I want to keep in a bucket hierarchy of pics I take about the work I am doing. I need a way to create these different buckets for my pics and choose for them to be public galleries, blog posts and categories. Frankly, I think this is an avenue that IMGUR could go down. I have been a premium subscriber to IMGUR since it was available - and I love having them as a dumping point. But managing the galleries is sort of a pain, and I cant blog etc... So, ultimately the company whom I feel is best suited to solve this problem for me is Dropbox. I have uploaded all 3,946 photos to dropbox via the camera upload feature - and I have a monthly gallery - but now I want to do more with them - I want to tag them (Show me all pics of Madeline), blog about them etc... So far - all the photo services provide me about 60% of what I really want. Ill never put photos in Facebook (I don't have an account and never will) and this is another reason I am not happy with Instagram... but overall its about the fact that I don't feel anyone has made the killer photo management service.