Just a few thoughts Tony:- A lot depends if you want Google to find them or if you just want to point a few relatives at the photos. Also if you want to make it easy for others to browse quickly and then click on some pictures to read more about what you know of the dates, places and people. Solutions range from:- . Using your own personal web space . Using a photo sharing system like Flickr or SmugMug . Using a free Blog Mechanism such as Wordpress (but there are many others) that allow you to post pictures, followed by a short bit of text. also blog.com or see review of 6 sites at <http://sixrevisions.com/tools/top-free-online-blogging/> I also mention another mechanism that can be quite effective for noting information relating to a photograph:- For every photo that you scan [with say a name P1234] Use MS Paint to create a second copy of the picture, P1234a (so it sorts next) But overwrite this copy with text indicating a Title, Dates, and even persons. Best regards Gordon +Z ########################### At 11:37 28/08/2014, Tony Vernon via wrote: >Hello, > >Recently I found several hundred family photos of my grandmother's, >including some that date back to the 1800's. I'm very excited about the >find! I have begun scanning them. Many are labelled, which makes things a >lot easier. By comparison I should be able to figure out some folks, and >my dad's cousin is still alive so she may be able to help as well. > >All that aside, I'm trying to figure out how to present these online. I am >scanning front and back (as my grandmother labelled many of them). Can >anyone suggest a website or program that's useful for presenting pictures >online? I have researched ways to preserve the photos themselves but don't >know how to publish the images. Any suggestions would be appreciated! > >Cheers, >Tony [+Z] <http://www.adshead.com/> Gordon Adshead <gordon@adshead.com> [+Z] Beaumont House, 2 Goodrington Road, Handforth, Cheshire, SK9 3AT, UK [+Z] Tel:+44-1625-549770 Mob:+44-7776-145602