Storage for Photographers, Part 2
Everyone needs to check out <a href="https://smugmug.com" rel="nofollow">https://smugmug.com</a> - for $40 a year you get unlimited photo and video uploads (yes, RAW files are ok).  It's like flikr with no ads, only your own stuff on the pages, super customizable (with a power account - $60 a year - you can point your own URL at your account and no one even needs to know the files are on smugmug.<p>It's a site designed for professional photographers that also happens to have kickass features for casual photographers as well.  There's even lightroom plugins to upload directly to smugmug.<p>One of the best features, in my opinion, is the customer support.  They respond within a couple hours.  They're super nice and knowledgeable.<p>I've had an account at smugmug for nearly a decade, and would never go back to free services.  Google photos is nice, but the size limitation is definitely a problem for prolific photographers.<p>(I don't work for smugmug nor do I know anyone who works there, I just love their service.)