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Tip for Traveling Photographers: A Hassle-free Way to Easily Access and Share Vacation Photos

One travel essential, besides your passport and toothbrush, is a camera. Capturing photographs of your vacation destination is a must for every traveler—to save precious memories and to share them with friends, family and colleagues.

As a seasoned travel consultant, Nanci Browning has traveled extensively by land, air and by sea.  She has taken thousands of photographs of every place she has been and she shares her photos with friends, family and colleagues. Because she can click photos faster than she can blink, it doesn’t take much time until memory capacity is met on her digital device.

Browning has reviewed other remote access and file sharing services and she recommends HomePipe. HomePipe’s remote access and file sharing is fast, easy and flexible—available anytime, from anywhere with an Internet or broadband-connection. She saves high resolution photos to her home computer, thereby avoiding uploading and organizing files when you return home. Once she saves the photos to her home computer, she can then share the same high resolution photos with friends, family and colleagues rather than emailing lower quality photos.

HomePipe offers different plans and pricing; however, Browning recommends the HomePipe Lite Edition. “It’s great for the occasional traveler and best of all, it’s free,” says Browning.

As you ready for your next adventure, take it from Nanci Browning, avoid memory card overload by setting up your HomePipe account in advance.

1. Simply register and activate a HomePipe account at www.homepipe.net/sign_up.html.
2. Download the HomePipe app to your mobile device (Apple® iPhone®, Google® Android or Windows® Phone 7) from your favorite app store.
3. Go on vacation.
   • From your smartphone, access your home computer with HomePipe. Create a folder and save your photos onto your home computer. It takes seconds. That’s it.
   • Or login to HomePipe from any Web browser. Create a folder and transfer your photos from the memory card onto your home computer.
   • Repeat as necessary!

Browning uses HomePipe and recommends it to friends, family and clients (also called Shares in HomePipe).

“My Shares use it to instantly access and view my photos when I’m traveling,” says Browning. ”HomePipe also offers the Cooliris photo display feature so my Shares can view my albums with a click—in the brilliance only high resolution can offer!”

“Now I enjoy my travel time and I never worry about maxing out memory on my camera or smartphone,” continues Browning. “I use HomePipe and I share it with my clients as a travel tip.”

About Nanci Browning: Nanci Browning is a professional independent travel consultant of the internationally recognized Brownell Travel, a member of Virtuoso, a by-invitation-only luxury travel network comprised of the leading travel consultants. Browning leverages these affiliations to offer her clients an exceptional value and travel experience. She has access to exclusive agreements with the world’s leading hotels, resorts, spas, cruise lines, tour companies, air and rail lines and on-site operators. Browning ensures clients always receive competitive travel rates and added amenities such as upgrades and complimentary meals. Learn more at Browning Cruises dot com. Contact Nanci Browning at nanci@browningcruises dot com or at 800.785.8103.

 

About the Author

Cody Blake is a freelance writer in the Pacific Northwest.

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