My online photo management site has changed policies and once again is allowing access to my photo albums through the following:
http://albums.phanfare.com/greencity
The change restores a feature of Phanfare that was changed when version 2.0 was released.

Recently, many states have helped in the cause of genealogical research by making their vital records available online.  I received an e-mail earlier today about an effort to have Pennsylvania records more accessible:
Here is the link to the website about the grassroots effort to get older Pennsylvania state death certificates available online like they have [...]

As you know, we had posted photographs taken by many individuals of various Roblee gravesites. As previously mentioned, my photography site hosting company has recently undertaken a major upgrading of its hosting services, and one change is necessary for individuals to view any of the photo albums I’ve shared.
From now on, it will be necessary [...]

We have previously posted photographs of the ABAGers reunion, mini-reunion, and Marci Loss’ retirement party on my photo sharing site at phanfare.com. The hosting company has recently undertaken a major upgrading of its hosting services, and one change is necessary for individuals to view any of the photo albums I’ve shared. From [...]

As you know, we had posted photographs of the BFA reunion in Olympia, Washington, and plan to do the same for the Portland, Maine reunion in June. The hosting company has recently undertaken a major upgrading of its hosting services, and one change is necessary for individuals to view any of the photo albums I’ve [...]

Phanfare, the hosting site for my photography, has recently upgraded the site, and it is necessary to create a login and password to view my posted photographs at albums.phanfare.com/greencity.
This login will allow the user access to any of my photo albums.

The Anza-Borrego Desert State Park is the largest state park in California, the nation’s largest desert state park, and one of the very largest parks in North America. At more than 1,000 square miles, this Southern California park gets its name from the Spanish explorer Juan Bautista de Anza, who captained an overland expedition in [...]

Photographs of headstones taken by Jo Ann Smith in Union Cemetery, North Creek, New York, of Roblees or their relatives are included in a photo album. These pictures were furnished by Jo Ann to Roblee researcher Jean Thomas Baker (my cousin), who has forwarded them on to me for posting in this album with Jo [...]

I’m in the process of a complete overall of the Greencity web site. Since Microsoft is abandoning Front Page2003 in favor of a new web page design program, and since its new program doesn’t work very well with MySQL data bases (I store my family history data in one, and this web log in another), [...]

Resizing digital photos can be extremely tedious, but there is a nifty little utility called iResize that makes quick work of resizing a batch of photographs to fit the image size you want. I had in mind a need for something when I wanted to transfer photo files to my iPod, which has a screen [...]