Storage for Photographers, Part 2
Everyone needs to check out https://smugmug.com - 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.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.One of the best features, in my opinion, is the customer support.  They respond within a couple hours.  They're super nice and knowledgeable.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.(I don't work for smugmug nor do I know anyone who works there, I just love their service.)