First of all, have you built your Shutterfly Share site yet? If not, get on it, because it’s easy to set up, incredibly useful, and looks sharp and professional with very little effort.

Plus it has all sorts of fun features like calendars, photo uploads, blogs, forums, polls, rosters, task lists, and more. So you can use it as your own site, a family site, a team site, school site, wedding site, anything really.

Second, once you’ve created your fabulous Share site, did you know you can use it to share your favorite photo books (yours included of course)? Here’s how.

A 2004 Creative Keepsakes Hall of Fame member, Rhonna Farrer is a Garden Girl who designs digital kits for www.twopeasinabucket.com and enjoyed being a member of the 2007 BHG Scrapbooks Etc. Creative Team. She continues to create various products for Autumn Leaves and has been published in the Designing With line of books, Home Companion, Creating Keepsakes, Scrapbooks Etc. & others. Check out her site www.rhonnadesigns.com where she shares ideas, links, inspiration, challenges & enjoys connecting with artists from all over the world.

In this article, Rhonna talks about her newest Gallery photo book, “Vacation Memories”, and shares tips on how to create your own. If you’re new to digital scrapbooking, take a look at our introductory digital scrapbook article to get you started.

Sam F. is Shutterfly’s Senior Director of Strategic Initiatives, and an avid photo book maker. In this article, Sam tells us about himself, and shares his secrets on how to come up with creative photo book ideas and make them come to life. Today it’s all about the food.

Linda is a seasoned traveller, who has spent the last ten years exploring Europe and capturing its beauty in photographs. She’s also member of our Shutterfly Gallery Guru team, dedicated to supporting your photo book and storytelling creativity. You’ve probably seen Linda’s helpful comments throughout the Gallery - maybe even on your own photo book.

In this interview, Linda tells about her love of landscape photographers like Ansel Adams, and about how she uses images to tell her stories. Linda also imparts some sage advice for us fellow storytellers - take time to browse the Shutterfly Gallery, because it’s always inspiring to see other peoples’ work and ideas.

Amy is an avid photo book maker, whose passion for photography began in High School. She’s also member of our Shutterfly Gallery Guru team, dedicated to supporting your photo book and storytelling creativity. You’ve probably seen Amy’s helpful comments throughout the Gallery - maybe even on your own photo book.

In this interview, Amy tells us about herself, talks about what inspires her, and imparts some sage advice for fellow storytellers.

Joanna hails from Fargo, North Dakota, and has been dubbed her family’s official photographer. She’s also member of our Shutterfly Gallery Guru team, dedicated to supporting your photo book and storytelling creativity. I know you’ve probably seen Joanna’s comments throughout the Gallery - she’s a fantastic contributor.

In this interview, Joanna tells us about her first toe-dip into the world of photo books, her love of capturing family life, and the inspiration she gets from Shutterfly Gallery. Joanna also gives us great advice on how to be the best storyteller you can be.