I wrote about this before, I think. I am going to do a quick revisit on this subject now.
Flickr has been a great tool for sharing pictures with families, friends, and the world. It has an online tool for image manipulation and it has a batch file uploader that can resize the photos to a maximum 2048x2048 pixels on the fly before uploading--this is a great feature because my Internet connection is not fast. I have been paying $25 per year for a Pro account so that I can upload any number of photos to Flickr with no limit. The free Flickr account offers 300MB per month. The photos resized to 2048x2048 are still pretty big--at least 500KB big.
In talking to Chris yesterday, I think that Picasa will actually work well for me. It has an unlimited space capacity for images under the 2048x2048 size. Since that is the same image size that I upload to Flickr, this is perfect. I will look more into Picasa tonight and might start using it then...
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Picasa is great, and here's the link to the Google's policy on storage limit. http://picasa.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=1224181
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