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I use Picasa for general management. It's lightweight and quick. I use Photoshop CS3 for any heavy duty editing (anything more than cropping or rotating). I have photos spread all over the web. I have alot in my Picasa Web Albums account, but I mainly use that for uploading projects that I'm going to be sending/linking to friends since Picasa does a great job of batch uploading. All of my artistic photography I post to my deviantART profile. I recently opened a Flickr account for mobile uploads and easy connection to my Blogger account.

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On my Mac I use iPhoto as a Photo management tool, and on Linux i use Picasa. To edit my Photos i also use iPhoto and sometimes GIMP both on Linux and Mac.

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I use Pixel to edit my photos.

And then I use Plogger on my personal website/server to host the images online.

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photobucket :)

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I use .mac or my own web server.

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To edit photos I use adobe photoshop, its a very useful and powerful tool and a great artistic medium. As for sharing I used to be on flickr but now typically share on facebook with friends and family.

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I'm actually using the new Picasa Beta 3 for Windows XP. I think it's a great piece of software available to download for using picture editing for the basic things. I can't wait until they take it off of beta for full release!

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I use Gimp or Paint.net, and Photobucket to upload.

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iPhoto + Pixelmator + Photoshop =]

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I use Photoshop CS3 99% of the time and Irfanview the rest of the time.

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Photobucket to share (:
Windows live gallery to view (:

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Picasa

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