Photos transfer from MacBook Pro to Nokia

I understand that iPhone cannot Bluetooth photos to other device except only to iPhone. So I had transferred the photo to my Mac book pro. Can anyone teach me how to transfer the photo to a Nokia phone? I can't find the word Bluetooth or transfer when click on the selected photo. Thank you.

Althought,you can use bluetooth to transfer photos,files from iPhone to Macbook,However,it is so slowly,if you want to quickly copy photos/files from iPhone to Mac,you can use tools or software to help you,such as iStonsoft iPhone to Mac Transfer,This is a very professional tool,Hope this helps!
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