Posts Tagged “flickr”
When you create a Flickr account and share your photos, the photo privacy setting defaults to an All Rights Reserved Copyright. This means that others can’t use your photos in blog posts to share with their friends. You may know this, but this post is for those who may not be aware. A big part [...]
I must preface this first with the fact that I still love and use Flickr all of the time. I always share my photos there too, because I’m much more confident in Yahoo! securing my photos than any number of the free services we tend use. I love TwitPic to share photos too, but I [...]
Sharing is caring, or that’s what I tell my kids. Seriously though, I’m all for sharing, which is why I license most of my content under Creative Commons. Creative Commons provides free tools that let authors, scientists, artists, and educators easily mark their creative work with the freedoms they want it to carry. You can [...]
This is fantastic. I can’t stop playing with it. If you’re interested in online design and color I recommend you check out Indee Inc.’s Multicolr Search Lab. The site will quickly produce Flickr photos that are licensed under Creative Commons (CC). If you choose to use any of the photos, be sure to follow the [...]
Community enthusiast, digital marketing consultant, husband and dad based in Nashville, TN.
