<p>SHARING PHOTOS: Once you've edited your photos to perfection, it's time to share them with the world!</p><p>Instagram has really proven it's hip to be square. You can follow your closest pals, your photographer heroes and even your celeb crushes (@realgrumpycat).</p><p>Facebook is super for sharing pics with family and friends. Even Aunt Rhonda is into it. You can send photos to FB right from your camera roll (more on that later).</p><p>Power Move: If you don't wanna go so mainstream, Flickr is a great place to connect with folks who are really passionate about photography. If you're so indie it hurts, try the EyeEm photo sharing app</p><p>HOW TO SHARE:</p><p>Most photo sharing apps let you select a single photo from your camera roll to share, but what if you want to share a few photos at once?</p><p>It's easy.</p><p>Open up your Gallery and view an album. Click the sharing icon (it looks like two arrows) and pick where you want to share your photos -- through an email, Facebook or other apps. Now tap all the photos you want to share, and confirm!</p><p>Power Move: When you see a #hashtag in an Instagram caption, tap it to see other photos with that tag. It's a great way to discover other people's photos of subjects that interest you, or see all of your friends' photos of an event.</p><p>PRINTING RIGHT FROM YOUR PHONE:</p><p>Your photos are looking great on your phone (look at all those Likes!), but it's time to get those pixels off your screen and into your hands. </p><p>Postal Pix is a great app that lets you order and pay for prints right from your phone. They mail them to you, so you can build that photo wall you've always wanted or mod- podge them onto a coaster.</p><p>Can't seem to find any stamps? No prob. Postagram will print your photo onto a glossy postcard and mail it straight to your pal's house. Just download their app and drop them 99¢ per card.</p><p>Prinstagram’s Tinybooks are basically the cutest way to share your photos. You get a set of 3 books, each with 24 photos inside. </p>