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As part of its Wave 3 series of service releases and updates, Microsoft is introducing Windows Live Photos, moving its Web-based photo sharing capabilities out of Windows Live Spaces and into a dedicated service. Windows Live Photos will provide photo thumbnails and slideshows, people tagging, commenting, a what's new feed, and group albums. And it will integrate with client applications like Windows Live Photo Gallery and Windows Live Messenger, as well as services such as Windows Live Spaces and Hotmail.
