Take, Sync, and Share Photos - iConnected: Use AirPlay, iCloud, Apps, and More to Bring Your Apple Devices Together - page 108

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Creating journals in the iPhoto app
Each time you create a Photo Journal in iPhoto, you can send it to your iCloud home page where
all your public Photo Journals are stored. Over time, you create a beautiful web gallery of your best
images and make a brilliant way to show off your photography skills.
The iPhoto app isn't particularly pricey at $5, and if you're already using iCloud, it's a sensible
choice to extend your photography experience on your iOS device, enabling you to share photos far
better than before. It's also a good way to share photos if you're primarily dealing with friends and
family who don't have iCloud accounts. Although they can't access Shared Photo Streams on their
devices, they can access the web pages that contain a Photo Journal. And a Photo Journal frankly
looks far more attractive than the web gallery pages created by Photo Stream.
Create and share a Photo Journal to iCloud
After you launch iPhoto on your iOS device, follow these steps:
1. Go to the Albums pane.
2. Select an album, tap the Share button ( ), and tap Journal in the pop-over that appears.
3. Tap All to use all the photos in the album or tap Choose Photos to manually select the pho-
tos you want to use, then tap the Next button.
4. Add a title for your Photo Journal in the field provided and select a style from the options.
5. Tap the Create Journal button.