It’s no secret that I love Twitter (disclaimer: I work there*), photography, and my Droid Incredible. It follows then that I’m a big fan of tweeting photos while on the go.

With that said, there are plenty of capable third-party services that make uploading and sharing mobile photos simple and easy, such as Twitpic, yfrog, and Flickr, to name a few. But what if you want more control over how the content is displayed, and perhaps more importantly, where and how the images are stored (i.e. control over your intellectual property)? Look no further than (a self-hosted install of) WordPress.

via How-to: Setup your own Twitter photo site with WordPress.

Pretty cool tutorial on how to set up your own photo site on a WordPress blog, rather than using popular providers like Twitpic and yFrog. I set something similar up on my own photo site using Twitter Tools and bit.ly. I love it, but the only change I wish I could figure out a way to make is having Twitter Tools tweet a link to the photo rather than the blog post.