Free photo easel software for mac

PhotoStreamer 2.4 is a mighty effective program that uploads photos directly to your private photo workshop. Use it to upload photos directly from your camera, or drag and drop photos into the PhotoStreamer application window and then upload them with a single click!

Photo Grabbr 1.42 is considered as a very convenient as well as effective program which makes it easy to download photos and photosets from a Flickr account.

Major Features:

1. downloading from a Flickr user OR a group.
2. easily pick photosets to download from a user
3. easily download all photos from a user or a group (including being able to specify certain criteria for which photos to download)

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.4 or better.
• Internet connection.
• Flickr account (optional).
• Growl (optional).

One Photo is a free Yahoo! widget that will let you put your favorite photo on your desktop in a very subtle, stylish manner!
To use One Photo, simply drop your photo directly into it.

System requirements:
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Enhancements
- added Check Widget Version functions & preference
- fixed a bug in clock functions
- code & preferences window optimization & tuning

PhotoToTypePad is an iPhoto plugin that enables posting of photos directly to TypePad photo albums.
Easily upload your photos to your TypePad photo album after managing them with iPhoto.
Main features:
- Easy upload of photos
- Create new photo albums
- Resize images before upload
Enhancements:
- Free! Registration no longer required.
- iPhoto 5 support

photo Drop is a nice utility that creates customized, drag-and-drop droplets that turn the tedious task of modifying multiple images (and folders of images) into a simple drag-and-drop operation.
Using photo Drop, a droplet can be created in just seconds that can resize an image to new dimensions, convert the original image to a new format, rotate the image, modify the compression, and more.
Main features:
- Flip Image Horizontally/Vertically
- Feeling creative? Perhaps looking for that mirror image look? Whatever your reason, photo Drop makes it a snap to flip your image either horizontally or vertically.
- Pad Image to Dimensions
- Need to make your image bigger? Use this option to enlarge the images canvas, keeping the original photo centered.
- Resample Image to Max Dimension
- Perhaps the most useful feature of photo Drop is its ability to resample images to a maximum dimension. Want to make sure none of your images are larger than 300 pixels wide or high? Set this option and your built droplet will intelligently resample the image to make sure that no side is larger than 300 pixels!
- Resample Image Dimensions
- Use this option to make sure all your images are of the same proportion. photo Drops built droplet will intelligently enlarge or reduce the size of the image to fit your needs.
- Crop Image to Dimensions
- Center-crop images to your exact dimensions.
- Rotate Image
- Its happened before. Youve taken images with your digital camera only to discover that the orientation of the image is 90 degrees off. By setting this attribute in photo Drop, your droplet will automatically and painlessly correct the problem for you.
- Convert your Images
- With photo Drop, you can convert your original image to any number of formats, all by simply building a droplet and dragging your images over it. Supported formats include bmp, gif, jpeg, jpeg2000, pict, png, photoshop, qtif, and tiff. While youre at it, you can also downsample the image to a lower quality if space is at a premium!
- Artist, Copyright, and Description Attributes
- Painlessly add meta-data to your images by simply filling in the blanks.
Enhancements:
- Added a warning about the destructive nature of droplets
- Added ability to use Best compression when modifying the quality of images
- Added built in version checking to check for the latest versions
- No longer scales photos upwards when the value for Resample to Max Dimension is larger than either the images width or height
- Images retain the original created date
- Italian localization kindly provided by Lorenzo Maria dellUva.