My website...

[Adrian David]

I intend to put some of my photos on a personal website! What software would you recommend for creating the photo gallery? What software do you use? I'm thinking of something less than 50$/ license...Thank you very much!

[Fabs Forns]

If you don't mind using templates,you can use pbase or smugsmug, they are fairly inexpensive, do a Google search for them. Pbase starting fee is $25 a year I believe.

[Nancy A Elwood]

I use smugmug. It is very customizable and easy.

[Howard Burkert]

You might want to check out Lightroom 2. The web module can create the image gallery with HTLM or flash. Might be worth checking it out.
Best,
Howard

[Maxis Gamez]

I use Dreamweaver and Flash for all my websites and animations.

[Tony Whitehead]

I use Dreamweaver for site creation and management and then LR2 to generate galleries to install into the site. You then need a webserver to upload to. Template based galleries are simpler and cheaper but less customisable. I all depends on what you want.

[Mike Dale]

Check out JAlbum, it's free. Comes in many different skins with very different effects. Here's one of my favourites


http://www.mike-dale.com/Gallery/Fireworks/index.html

[Chad Griggs]

Are there any tutorials out there for using LR2 for this? I'd be interested in how this works...

[Chris Ober]

Coppermine and Gallery2 are probably the two most popular scripts used. They're also free.

[Adrian David]

Thank you very much, for the quick answer!!!

[Ian McHenry]

Hi Adrian
I use both Flickr and P'base.
Flickr is my general reasonable picture dump site for feedback on all sorts of pix.
P'base is for what I consider better quality images sorted into different categories.
Have nearly 3000 pix on Flickr and 600 plus on P'base.
I occassionally block people on Flickr if they have added a pix as a favourite but have no pix available to me.
Both are very reasonably priced and free to start with for limited images.
Cheers: Ian Mc
http://www.pbase.com/ianmc
& http://www.flickr.com/photos/ianrmc/

[Jerry Clement]

I use smugmug and like it a lot. The plus is the shopping cart that I find works well for selling photos.