Posted by: Veronica Lynne on: 11 May 2010
Thomas Hawk has been documenting how to get your photos viewed over on Flickr. In 2006 he had these suggestions: Take great pictures You get one shot a day Interestingness Fav lots of photos When you post counts Blog your photos Tell everyone you know about Flickr Post your photos to lots of groups Reciprocate [...]
Posted by: Veronica Lynne on: 5 December 2008
Buyers are looking beyond Getty and Corbis and their sub-divisions for photos that are different and original. We’ve seen that they’re approaching photographers on Flickr, even when those images aren’t being offered for sale, and they’re looking through personal galleries too. Dan James, for example, works at a small Web company that employs fourteen people. [...]
Posted by: Veronica Lynne on: 12 November 2008
I can’t verify the accuracy of this, but I have looked at it and you can too. Barack Obama’s Flickr Photostream. It’s his photo. It seems like an accurate profile. There are almost 3000 photos. He has over 7000 contacts. He has so many testimonials I didn’t count them.
Posted by: Veronica Lynne on: 19 January 2008
Yes, the REAL Library of Congress is uploading to Flickr. So far they have two sets: 1930s-40s in Color and News in the 1910s. [via Gallery Hopper]
Posted by: Veronica Lynne on: 1 January 2008
How much can you learn about a person through a self-portrait? What if you saw a different portrait of the same person everyday for a year? How much more do you think you’d learn about a person? Well, I’m going to take the Flickr challenge and take a self-portrait a day for each and every [...]
