This was much easier to start up with than Flickr as I already had a Google account. Love the look of the slide show, and will be using this to store family photos and share them around. Also like the security levels. You can lock out the general public from seeing your family photos and make them invitation only - essential if you are storing pictures of your children here.
I wouldn't use the community photos, though. Most pictures are of interest only to those directly involved, and I don't really get the motivation of anyone who wants to share their snaps with the whole world, especially if they are not especially good photos. I certainly lost interest pretty quickly when I started wading through the morass of badly centred snaps of bored looking people, unexplained pictures of plates of food, pictures of trees, flowers, cardboard boxes, items of clothing (no one wearing them - just a picture of a shoe, a shirt, a pair of pants), and plenty of things that are blurry and out of focus and you really can't tell what they are.
Had a hard time finding a picture I really wanted to blog about. However, Tibbles, the churchyard cat, got my attention.
