I use Flickr online, iphoto just to hold them and Skitch (Skitch Feedback Group Here )

I use Paint.... sometimes Adobe (still figuring that one out) to edit, and mainly Imageshack to upload. Flickr when/if Imageshack is down

Paint for dumping + saving screenshots and simple editing (especially of stuff on the individual pixel scale)

The GIMP for morre complex stuff

Imageshack for uploading, if it's not working then I Google for "image host" and pick one out of the list (but not photbucket, I find their front page confusing) 

what annoys me in GIMP is how resizing the canavas is made more difficult than it has to be - I don't always know exactly how many pixels across I want it to be, a little click+drag-able handle would be useful (same goes for resizing selections actually.. although that might actually be in there)

For editing I use Photoshop CS2 and 3. Hosting usually photobucket or flickr.

I use my personal hosting, I guess Ive always had my own hosting available so thats what I got used to using instead of free alternatives. I use photoshop for any real editing, as for just chop and cropping I use preview (mac user).

i use gimp for image editing. i have some space on an alternative server, here, in my town. started to use flickr too, recently - for curiosity, and visibility reasons ( my flickr account ) 

I use good 'ol Picasa as my photo organizer and editor.  I host my own photos , but I've played around with Google's Picasa Web too.

don't really have Ps and GIMP is too complicated for limited time. Use Picasa for storing/editing/organizing; have accounts both in Flickr and Picasa Web for hosting but primarily Flickr.

My Flickr  

I should have added a great freeware photo editing program called Photofiltre . 

photobucket or flickr. This site looks like fun though. Probably edit images here for a while.:) Different tools available here that are fun to play around with.

The people at Picasa are great. They are a good partner. We are working on integrations with them.

I have a selection of images that have been uploaded to my account at Flickr, there are also some hysterical things people are doing with Live Studio....I'll get some more images up here soon...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/davidshantz/sets/72157600919044373/ 

Some interesting images to share -we are actively looking for a social / environmental cause to help support with this viral visual tool. Keep in mind, that one of the most powerful aspects of LiveStudio is that iamges reamin editable forever (saved images are composited, images in the application are always editable). This means when you send an iamge from the application in e-mail the recipient can edit it...Makes it interesting...

We have had discussions with LiveEarth, and have several logos etc. on the site from them, we are also talking to a number of organizations like Greenpeace -anyone have any thoughts?

LOL

Nice pic!