Update:
Christian Lindholms Weblog tells the story.

Moblogging from the Nokia 6600 with Atom API

Pertti Korhonen, Nokia’s new CTO introduced PhotoBlog for Series 60 in his keynote at ETech in San Diego. This application proof-of-concept is supporting the Atom API enabling users to post to leading blog platforms. The application was developed by Futurice, who is developing a Photblog platform.

Via Joi

See also:
Christian Lindholm, Nokia at Etech
Pertti Korhonen, CTO Nokia at Etech
Enabling 'Life Goes Mobile' by anti-mega
Nokia 6600

Eleanor quotes in Best (photo) blog ever the post I did about Japanese consumers sending out only 3 photos per month.

I think as long as you do not have something like a Moblog, I wouldn't send out more than 3 pictures as well. It has something to do with the difference between MMS (picture messages) and SMS.

An SMS works like a telephone call - it resolves a current problem and has not much value after being sent out. Some exceptions - a SMS love letter for example;) - prove the rule.

A picture message on the other hand, has normally a long lasting value. We are accustomed to make and keep pictures - their value rather increases than decreases over time. Even if the photo quality is still low, a MMS is still more a digital photograph, than a SMS.

A personal moblog - considered as your brain "and" your emotions on the web solves the problem of loosing your pictures - it's more than the digital equivalent of the old-fashioned photo album we all know from our youth.