Flickr, am I missing something?

[Mark.A]

I'm sure I said, the end

Not before I'd started my post you hadn't. Even if I had seen it I would have assumed you were speaking to Tomas? I don't see that I have said anything out of order to be told 'stop it'. Why has my last post been removed come to that?

 

[dod]

Not before I'd started my post you hadn't. Even if I had seen it I would have assumed you were speaking to Tomas? I don't see that I have said anything out of order to be told 'stop it'. Why has my last post been removed come to that?

I posted 5 minutes before you replied. I don't care who started it, it takes two to tango. This is definitely the end

 

[Yv]

 

[Tyke Tiler]

I posted 5 minutes before you replied. I don't care who started it, it takes two to tango. This is definitely the end

Dod, you can be rest assured that I will no longer contribute anything to this thread, but, please leave it open

 

[Huujuu]

Flickr is wonderful, this sounds a little like the digital/film or processed/unprocessed debate. It's all moving pretty fast out there and if new tools appear that help your creativity, connect you to people or are just fun then it's all good.

Ive had a camera for less than a year, hung around TP loads to begin with and got loads of good advice, started using flickr and iv'e just completed my second exhibition with other photographers i met on flickr, all of them living less than 10 miles from each other !

Heres our new website for anyone who is interested, we are all selling images on a pretty regular basis now

http://www.denholmearts.co.uk/news.html

ian

 

[Craikeybaby]

It is another social media tool, I like it and mainly use it to host shots I'm posting on other forums, as such the images I post are fairly small and watermarked.

It is also good to get involved with the groups and to see what sort of images your contacts are taking, good for inspiration etc.