Where do people post their photos these days?

[RikWriter]

I’m looking for a online site that would show the Exif data.

Pbase.

 

[MrFotoFool]

My business Facebook page and my own website (created with Squarespace). I need to set up Instagram as well, but haven't gotten around to it.

I had 500px and gave it up and also had FineArtAmerica which I recently left.

 

[Tibor Hrnko]

Hello! I'm a long-time 500px user, but haven't been very happy with the site for quite awhile. Where do people post their photos these days (that isn't owned by Facebook)? I was considering making a Smugmug account, but I've been with 500px for so long, I'm not even sure if people still even use Smugmug anymore.

The only good place will be the one where it is not possible to post anything. That said, there is a problem of who is the unbiased judge selecting only the good stuff.

I have stopped paying for 500px subscription as it is not worth it IMO. But I am still posting my pictures there.
I like 1x, but I am not sure their review board is impartial either. It is still the best public place I am aware of.
Last but not least, I like sites like this one, but it is not exactly the place to post one's pictures as it tends to be very benevolent to the quality of the published photos in its critique section.

 

[Spirit Vision Photography]

Hello! I'm a long-time 500px user, but haven't been very happy with the site for quite awhile. Where do people post their photos these days (that isn't owned by Facebook)? I was considering making a Smugmug account, but I've been with 500px for so long, I'm not even sure if people still even use Smugmug anymore.

Smugmug, and Fine Art America.

 

[Patrick M]

Sadly, I Stopped sharing photos. There’s way too much trolling and it’s totally spoiled my enjoyment from sharing. I do love to see what others shoot though.

Here’s one from Svalbard 2 weeks ago…

 

[Turberticus]

Flickr. Link in my signature. Also r/wildlilfephotography and r/nikon on Reddit occasionally.