I have set up a separate Flickr account to save my ONS images, using the album facility to separate headstones, cemetery's, and person images. and document images, I am also hoping that I will be able to use the site to link to the images from my TNG web site, using default images in TNG, but that at the moment is a ongoing experiment. As for titles I have used the name of the person with a life span, hoping I don't have two people with the same name and the same life span years. Paul 2627 Seasons Greetings from Featherstone's around the globe. On 08/12/2014 18:31, Corinne Curtis via wrote: > I agree that photos need to be preserved and shared. A couple of > years ago I scanned every photo I could find that my Mum had, and it > was quite scary how many weren't named or dated - if we couldn't > remember them ourselves, then that bit of history was lost. > > As far as the ONS goes, I've been thinking about setting up some kind > of online photo gallery for both people and significant places. I'm > familiar with the likes of flickr, though haven't used it for years. > Does anyone have any ideas of ways to set up a mugs gallery online? > Preferably free, and it would require being able to clearly identify > photo subjects (preferably in an obvious title) and put a small > description, as well as perhaps being able to group or sort them (eg > by time, or by family group) and to allow administrator privileges to > several people. I don't think it particularly needs to have any kind > of guestbook facility. Currently I'm putting up photos on facebook, > but its hard to sort through them and see exactly what is there. > >