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Thanks to great new features and tools photo sharing sites are adding, photo editing is now easier and quicker than ever! Be sure to look for sites that offer these tools as part of your photo sharing membership or as an external free service.

Whether you're a newbie or a pro, you will appreciate the convenience and simplicity that the new online photo editing tools provide. An increasing number of photo sharing sites are adding photo editing capabilities for you to use. But be sure to check before joining because not all sites offer the editing tools. Two of the photo editing and sharing programs are Picasa and Picnik.

Flickr is simple to navigate and use, but occasionally certain minor problems arise. They can result from the site being too busy and from members exceeding the site's capabilities. Once you understand these situations and what causes them, you can easily work through them.

Scavenger hunts are only fun when you know what you're looking for. Stop wasting time looking for a great photo sharing site and check out our list. We've come up with ten of the best online photo sharing resources (in addition to our info site, of course). ;-)

Flickr Groups provide a great way for you to swap stories and photos that everyone can appreciate. You and your friends can join the same groups and really go to town. But what do you do if your online friends share interests that are different from yours?

Discover the joys of Flickr Groups and not only will you find the perfect place to share your interests -- you'll make new online friends quickly and easily.

Flickr Groups can be a great place to find ideas for your own Group, as well as unique ways to experiment with your photography. Flickr Groups can be your own learning environment where, whatever your interests, you'll discover fun ideas for your digital photography. You'll be amazed at how creative some Groups can be.

Flickr seems to be constantly striving to make photo sharing more exciting. Its latest feature is a category called "Interestingness". Not all photos make it into this category. There are certain requirements for each photo to be chosen. Fortunately, it's quite easy to meet the criteria.

It only takes a few seconds to register for an account at Flickr. From there, the fun really starts to roll. You can set up your personal information and preferences. You can organize your photos into sets, search for and enter your own list of contacts, and invite them to see your photos. And you can explore the rest of Flickr, including what other members are doing.

There's more to Flickr than uploading your photos and sorting them to your liking. You can do a number of things to make your visitors' experience fun, entertaining and educational. Look around your Flickr account and you'll soon see how exciting this can be.

Within your sets, you can add descriptions and live links to your photos. You can tag your images to help people find them. And you can share individual sets by sending an email to your contact list from within your account. That's just the beginning of what you can do in Flickr.

Figuring out how to upload photos to share with others can be confusing and intimidating. Fortunately, Flickr has made it so simple that an 8-year-old can do it. You have five options, and they're all easy and fast.

Professional and novice photographers alike are sometimes at a loss for dramatic photo ideas and their uses. Methods often used include driving around the community, walking through unfamiliar neighborhoods, and looking at magazines. There's a more readily available resource you can use.