I spend a lot of time using Amazon Photos to organize, label, and share my photos and albums. Once I place a photo in an album, the album becomes shareable with others via a provided link. No special app is needed—it's simply a website.
But wait, there's more!
If you choose to join a shared album through the link, you'll be able to comment on or even contribute more photos to the album as well as be alerted to other peoples comments and contributions.
But wait, there's more!
If you own an Amazon Echo Show (a digital picture frame and video machine), you can display selected albums as slideshows. This is how I displayed photos on my mom's Echo Show in her Assisted Living Home.
But wait, there's more!
To date, I've created many albums, typically centered around family members, and grouped them into two main categories:
(Click Underlined Hyperlink to view join collection)
- Eales/Jellisons (Mom’s side of the family)
- Pikes/Kountz (Dad’s side of the family)
If you join via phone you will need to install the App.
If you join on a PC, you will need to log in on the web.
If you go that far you should consider buying an Echo Show to watch the slideshows go by all day....
Old folks will stare at slideshows for hours (grin)
PS: If you have an amazon account, (who doesn't)... Your Own Amazon Photos account is accessible at photos.amazon.com
Note: These devices also provide Video communications. I video my sister every morning!
Amazon Cube (displays on TV)
Echo Show 15 (Hangs on wall
Echo Show 10 (Swevils - good for an Island)
Echo Show 8 (good for up close like an end table or computer desk)
Snapping Pictures Of Photos using your phone can so easily be uploaded to your Amazon Photos Account. In fact the app can do it automatically as fast as you snap a photo it can go to your Amazon account. Just set the app to auto upload. (And then you can easily share them to others .... like me! ...Please!)
After uploaded into your account, add comments to any individual photo to tell about the picture, (names of individuals in the photo, location where photo was taken, the date of the photo taken)
I've come across a great app for taking pictures of photos using my phone. The app can capture an entire page of photos in an album with one click. It then rotates and crops the photos, scans and cleans them up, and adds them to an unnamed album where they can be stored until you are ready to do something with them. Once they are in an album, you can save them to your phone after which the Amazon Photos app will kick in and store them in your Amazon account.
Install ChatGPT on your phone;
take a picture of an old photograh;
do the 5 steps in image carousel below...
and watch the magic!
I told ChatGPT to "Clean Up Photo, Remove Background and Crop"