How do you like Flickr.com? How is your experience on this site?

Wow ChewySpree, You must be a great photographer to be able to do that. Me? I would be exhilirated if my photos were selected for publishing even at a local magazine. What I have not done yet is to become a Pro member. I feel I am not into that level yet and that others may find my photos as just plain garbage. Maybe someday I will really get serious about it. Also I will take my friends' advise that I should join more groups in Flickr.com to be more acquainted with the professionals and learn from their styles and ways of photographing subjects, people, landscapes and still life and portraits. I have a lot to learn.

Hi ChewySpree, Hey, Congradulations, Wow that is Wonderful having your work picked and put on travel guides, what a thrill !!!****** Would you share the link to your Flickr page ? Oh, and Yes, I too learn Soooo Much from the other photographers and Artist on Flickr. If you are an Artist or Photographer, you Want to be on Flickr.

Thank you for responding to my comment.

Yup, really volumes of photos on almost anything there is on this world. Some are graphical interpretations, some creative work with the lens, subject, lighting, color and many things. I have been awed by the variety of photos posted on this site. There is a lot of travel photography on the site, which makes me envious of the places where the authors have been and have taken those shots. Seeing those pics makes me think of planning a trip to those places as well. As per my response to "boomersint" there is a variety of photos that you can view on Flickr.com and most of them are posted and can be provided downloaded if the authors allow it. Great source of pics and images if you are just starting out in imaging and graphic works. Some photo authors have allowed a certain level of copyright so that anybody can use the posted photos to a certain extent.

Hi bestfriend, Here's how Flickr.com works: Flickr is owned now by Yahoo!. It's a complimentary site to their Yahoo!360, where you also have the same function. Flickr is just a much better and larger site for professionals and amateur photographer's site. ----------------------------- It works as a public album for your photographs that you want to share with the general public. Visitors can post their comments on your snapshots for general or constructive criticisms. You will be surprised that some visitors to the site may consider your snapshot a great work of art. You just have to publish them for you to find out how they respond to your snapshot postings. ----------------------------- But it also works as a private album for your close relatives, friends and co-workers to share private pictures on the net. You get your own library of photos available on the internet. Your close relatives, friends and co-workers can view and comment on your snapshots. Nice way to get a community too if you limit yours to your own private community like say an organization or a private group. ----------------------------- Last but not the least, in fact very practical: Keep posting your favorite snapshots to the site so that not only can you and your friends and relative view your photos, but you are practically archiving them on a free hosted server. In case something happens to your computer, or your SD or CF drive, you can always download it back to your computer or CD. Great? You bet. Free and convenient. My Flickr.com ID = "ericgozar"

Wow! Thank you soo much! You are sooo nice! Thanks for the patience in answering my question. This really amazed me, that we can actually make money out of our used stamps. I will look for my kaban in my room and see if my old stamps is still there. I collected stamps just because I liked the picture on it but didn't know that I can make money on it hehehe. Wow! I will start collecting stamps now, I have a friend who have lots of stamps, I will try to ask it from her heheh, maybe by the time I am old, these stamps will cost more, if not, no problem with me, its a joy collecting stamps looking at the picture really.

Sorry I messed up, this was supposed to be my answer on your collecting stamps discussion. Sorry about it.

Oh, I did not know that there is a friend system within Flickr.com. I thought that there was only the "pools' where you co-share your photos. Yes, sharing photos is kinda neat and addictive. So your crafts are photographed and posted into Flickr ha?

Yes I love to watch how people grow in what they do and its a great place to leave comments on what their art brings up for you - its always appreciated, by me as well:)

I tried to find you on Flickr but there was no Viking888. I'd like to see your photos. mine are here http://www.flickr.com/photos/madamb/

I should say not really. Flickr is a public website so it is just right that a 5MB upload with a monthly limit is just enough to publish one's work thru the net. Besides, you might not want a photo with so much resolution that it could be copied and used without your consent. Would you like that? If you have several photos, it would be more than enough to have volumes of your work uploaded without making Flickr slow down due to too much bandwidth and storage being used up. :)

Oh yes, it is nice that is now part of Yahoo! and it is linked to my 360 blog too! But the nicer thing about it is that you belong to a group of photo enthusiasts and the average snapshooters of the family and their friends, so it really covers all the photo buffs there is in the world. A nice place to view other's works, even travel pics of others, someone's personal pics of their own favourites etc. It really connects you to similar minded people that loves to snap away at almost anything there is to capture in this beautiful world.

You can see my photos here http://www.flickr.com/photos/spcbrass/

Yup, no earnings, but if you are a newbie or professional photographer, you will love the site. It is a photographer's community. But some families also join this as they have the opportunity to share the pics they have posted on a common site.

Whooaaaa! I visited your husband's photo series and I think he is a great photographer. Looks like he is a real pro. This is the wonder of Flickr, one's creative photographic work being pitted with the best and the rest of the world. I also feel that your husband is more into travel photography and has then shifted to more photoshop work on his creations. His work looks great! Please convey my congratulations to him.