Yogile introduce new, free, crowd sourced photo album service.

The time was you had a photo album and handed it around – life was pretty simple and the only drawback being that you had to get photographs developed, then mount them in an album. With the rise of digital photography all that changed and “pictures to print” became “pictures to publish”.

Unfortunately, sharing photographs digitally is not the utopia it should have been with the dawn of the social networking age. With the huge number of different social networks, and other technologies, on offer it is unlikely that everyone you want to share pictures with will be able to access them. Just being able to Bluetooth pictures from one smart phone to another is difficult enough and that’s before the world wide web gets involved.

Yogile, from development company Nyana, has been developed as a service for the online sharing of digital photos with the aim of making it simple to share images privately and within groups. Ok, you might be thinking there are services out there that already offer this however Yogile has evolved that process and made it simple for others to contribute to your photo album.

As the developers say “Once you create an album, you get a customizable URL and e-mail address to share with anyone who wants to add photos, either as e-mail attachments or uploads through the site. There’s no need for these users to register, keeping the process simple and hassle-free.”

You can start out with Yogile with a free account and signing up is a simple process. You then create an album which is assigned a unique web address (you can customise it too) and start uploading your images. A cool function is the ability to download your entire album in one archive file – not many other service providers offer that!

You can also upgrade your account as your storage needs increase. With the upgrade comes unlimited photo uploads, unlimited photo albums and ad-free sharing and browsing.

To learn more and create your own shared photo album visit Yogile.