If you have decided to save your iphone photos to any cloud services or online storages, a variety of options are there to choose among the storage services like icloud, dropbox, evernote, flicker e.t.c. Here we use flicker for this tutorial (flicker offers about 1TB).
Okay now, let’s start.
Steps To Do:
1. Import Photos to iPhoto
Connect your iPhone to your Mac and open iPhoto. Import all your iPhone photos to a new folder in the software. Select all the photos within that folder.
2. Export Photos
Select File > Export. Under "Size," click "Custom." A drop-down box will appear. Choose the reduced file size you would like to apply to each photo.
Select "Export" and save to a file you have created on your computer. I labeled mine "iPhone photos."
3. Export Progress
A bar will appear indicating export progress.
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4. Upload to Flickr
After you've successfully exported your photos to a file on your computer, head to Flickr.
On the top task bar, you'll find an option labelled "Upload." Click it.
Note: Before uploading photos that have been on your iPhone, consider whether you want to adjust your privacy settings. You may want to keep your Photostream or certain sets private.
5. Your Photos Are Loading
Once you've selected which photos to upload (maximum 200 photos per batch), you can watch them load.
Click the blue "Upload 200 photos" button on the upper-right of the screen. This will port the photos to your Flickr Photostream.
6. Done!
A progress bar indicates how long you have to wait. When the upload has finished, Flickr will automatically navigate you back to Photostream.
Great thanks to Stephanie Buck of mashable for working on this creative tutorial.
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