Flickr Reviews

Flickr is a fun boredom-buster.  It's fun to browse all the wonderful pictures.  But, be careful, it's easy to get carried away and spend hours wrapped up in fascination when you should be working. 

When I first heard about Flickr I was afraid it would be no fun to look at.  I thought that a site where anyone could upload pictures of anything would be full of boring low-quality snapshots that I wouldn't care to peruse.  I envisioned a bigger version of people's myspace picture albums.  It's not like that at all.  It's not thousands of teenage girls shooting pics of themselves and their...

I grew up in a photography-filled household and knew my f-stop from my DOF at a young age...recently, I started reading more and more about digital photography and then discovered Flickr. The groups on Flickr (and there's at least one group for just about any photography topic you can name) are full of really friendly people who either know the answer to my questions, or can easily direct me to websites and other resources.

I love "Explore" area of the site, where new shots are featured each day. Explore "Explore" is all I can say.

Anybody can sign up for a Flickr page for free, and can upload...

Flicr is a wonderful photo sharing community. Post your photos and browse millions of photos taken by photographers from all over the world. From professional to the most amateur photography, you will always find something to love!

Flickr is free or you can buy a yearly membership which gives you the option of unlimited uploads.

Share your photos with your friends or with the whole world! You have the option of choosing who can see or even download your photos. There are many groups to join with a wide range of photography interests. Critique other photos or have your photos critiqued. You'll find...

I am an online journal user, and I found Flickr through other online journal users in my community.  I've used Snapfish before, and KodakGallery. . . all the familiar ones.  I find that my biggest need is not printing photography, but storing photography.  A lot of the standard photo storage sites require purchase. . . and there's no real sharing of photos.  Meaning, I could only store my own albums, but I couldn't see what others were doing.  It just got boring.

 When I first started using Flickr, I really wasn't sure what to do with it.  It didn't take long before I *really* got into it--not...

I had a friend tell me about flir and I feel in love with it. I just recentainly made a birthday present for my mom. I had a black and white picture and had it fade out a little bit and then added nana's angels and she feel in love with it. I also love the idea that you can add about everything that you want to a picture. You can put eye color in there or you can change a picture from color to black and white to sephia to just making the background blurry. I also love the idea that you can add text and little things like hearts and things like that. So now I have something to give something to...