SmugMug is the greatest!
On April 17, 2007, I witnessed a river rescue in northern California as I was driving from San Francisco to Seattle. That night I was able to download the photos to SmugMug with my laptop at a nearby motel and e-mail the rescue workers with the SmugMug link.
The captions helped me explain the rescue. The e-mails I've since received include a man whose son is with the US Coast Guard, which was involved in the helicopter rescue. His son had forwarded him the link so that he could see the impressive work involved in the rescue. The SmugMug feature I like best is that people can download the photos at full resolution.
C. Anstett
On April 17, 2007, I witnessed a river rescue in northern California as I was driving from San Francisco to Seattle. That night I was able to download the photos to SmugMug with my laptop at a nearby motel and e-mail the rescue workers with the SmugMug link.
The captions helped me explain the rescue. The e-mails I've since received include a man whose son is with the US Coast Guard, which was involved in the helicopter rescue. His son had forwarded him the link so that he could see the impressive work involved in the rescue. The SmugMug feature I like best is that people can download the photos at full resolution.
C. Anstett
SmugMug is the greatest!
On April 17, 2007, I witnessed a river rescue in northern California as I was driving from San Francisco to Seattle. That night I was able to download the photos to SmugMug with my laptop at a nearby motel and e-mail the rescue workers with the SmugMug link.
The captions helped me explain the rescue. The e-mails I've since received include a man whose son is with the US Coast Guard, which was involved in the helicopter rescue. His son had forwarded him the link so that he could see the impressive work involved in the rescue. The SmugMug feature I like best is that people can download the photos at full resolution.
C. Anstett
On April 17, 2007, I witnessed a river rescue in northern California as I was driving from San Francisco to Seattle. That night I was able to download the photos to SmugMug with my laptop at a nearby motel and e-mail the rescue workers with the SmugMug link.
The captions helped me explain the rescue. The e-mails I've since received include a man whose son is with the US Coast Guard, which was involved in the helicopter rescue. His son had forwarded him the link so that he could see the impressive work involved in the rescue. The SmugMug feature I like best is that people can download the photos at full resolution.
C. Anstett