Pictarine is a new website that can be defined as a photo hosting resource with a hefty dose of social networking thrown in for good measure. The site lets you choose exactly who will see what.
This means that if you don’t want your employer to have a look at these party pictures which are funny yet somehow questionable then that’s not a problem – you just set the relevant privacy setting and away you go.
On the other hand, one of the best aspects of the site is that it makes for collaborative albums. The same event can be covered from multiple points of view since Pictarine lets other contribute to the albums that you have created. Of course, leaving comments is also made possible, exactly like in Facebook.
All in all, the site is an effective photo mashup that takes the good aspects of Flickr and Facebook and mixes them all together. While the end result is not that groundbreaking (maybe because some of the lines separating Facebook from Flickr became blurred not that long ago), nobody would deny that the site does its bit satisfactorily enough.
Pictarine.com In Their Own Words
“Sharing photos with your friends after a party is never easy : some use email to send their photos, others share their Picasa or Flickr albums or publish their photos on Facebook. Why spend so much time to collect and share these photos from all these sources ?!
We’ve created Pictarine to get an easier way to do that : a social network to share photos in a collaborative way.”
Why Pictarine.com It Might Be A Killer
If you have been looking for a network which is wholly devoted to image sharing, this fits the bill more than adequately enough.
Some Questions About Pictarine.com
How will the site evolve beyond this point? 
