Advice on Posting Cedar Point Postcards

I have a fairly extensive collection of classic amusement park postcards, with Cedar Point being the largest group (of course!) I'd like to get them on the web to show off to everybody, but I'm as techno-illiterate as you can get and still contribute to this forum.

I have a fairly decent scanner, so I can upload them, but does anybody have advice on where to set up an account to store them online? I am also an el cheapo, so the less expensive (read free) this is, the better. Anybody?

No wonder you're the one that never makes it back. Probably still haven't figured out which way to point the phaser and keep stunning yourself as the tribbles close in.

There are a couple of good photo sites out there. I've not used them, as I don't have many pictures to share, but I know Image Shack is free. I'd start there.

Oh, it's a phaser? That explains a lot of things. I always thought of it as the put-myself-to-sleep machine. ;)

I'll check out Image Shack. Thanks mucho.

Ensign Smith said:
Oh, it's a phaser? That explains a lot of things. I always thought of it as the put-myself-to-sleep machine. ;)

I'll check out Image Shack. Thanks mucho.

www.photobucket.com is pretty solid too, easy to navigate

I use Photobucket.com very easy to use and quite a few cool features and its free!

Greg

Isn't www.flickr.com free?

Tinypic.com is really great, but I don't think you can make an account. It's owned by Photobucket, so they don't resize your pictures to like...thumbnails. :P

That's one thing that concerned me. I'd like people to actually be able to see these cards in all their detail.

Thanks, everybody. I'll check out all these recommended sites; I'm sure that any one of them will serve nicely. With luck, I'll get to show off my collection shortly.

PHotobucket does have thumnails but when you click on them they open to the picture.