What do you do today when you want to share your old photos with your family and friends? It’s not so straightforward when in all likelihood your photos are kept in either old photo albums or even in the proverbial ‘shoebox’. The answer is that we simply don’t share our old photos often enough because it's inconvenient.
Billions of digital photographs are uploaded and shared every single day using the Internet. For the first time we have the ability to instantly share our photographs with our close family and friends, in the time it takes to upload them to our digital photographs to our Facebook, Flickr and Twitter accounts.
However, before any of our old photographs can be dropped into this high-speed digital social network they of course need to be digitised first.
Photos Reunited will not only digitise and scan all your photos at 600dpi and return your original photos along with a CD/DVD copy of the digital copies, we will also upload a copy of your photos to your FREE online Photos Reunited account where they will be waiting to greet you when you log-in. Using your free Photos Reunited account you will be able to invite your family and friends to view your photos. You can also share them by either Email, Facebook, Flickr, Twitter and many other social sites all with the push of a ‘Single Button’ from within the Photos Reunited web site.
Imagine how much pleasure you will experience from being able to share all your old photos quickly and conveniently with any relatives living on the other side of the world, old comrades from your military days, former school friends and work colleagues. Remember, your old photo memories are likely to mean as much to these people as they do to you.
Your Photos Reunited account is completely free and is available to anyone who wishes to register. It provides a secure online space in which you can store all your old photos at full resolution to ensure that you always have a back-up copy and able to instantly share or print your photos.
Will you have a sister site where I could upload a wedding photograph of strangers, we found it among books purchased in Wisbech Cambridgeshire last week. What should we do with this? a post war wedding photograph.
ReplyDeleteThank you for informing us about the wedding photograph you have discovered amoung the books you recently purchased.
ReplyDeleteI have emailed you direct with a suggestion about how we can attempt to reunite this photograph with its original owners.
I appreciate you taking the time to contact us in the first instance.
Pete Boswell
Founder
Photos Reunited
It would appear that we don't have a correct email address for you. Please feel free to email me direct at: pete.boswell@photosreunited.com
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