Welcome, and thank you for visiting me!

Somehow frustrated with the direction Flickr had taken for some time, I pretty much stopped using this site some years. But in summer 2015 I decided to fix Flickr instead of crying about it... So I created Flickr Fixr. It works in most desktop webbrowsers, and Flickr is so much better with it. You should definitely try it! 😊

I have also created xIFr, an EXIF-viewer browser extension. xIFr is available for Firefox desktop browser.

I have tons of non-posted photos on my harddisks to curate, edit and post, and I don't know when I will find the time to do it. The queue includes stuff from various European cities, two Iceland trips, roadtrip to Normandy & Brittany, and trips to Sweden, Gotland, Ireland, Italy, Liberia, Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, California, Newfoundland, El Salvador, Honduras and more. Hopefully some day I will have them all posted...

Using my photos?...

Most of my pictures are licensed with a Creative Commons' Attribution license which basically allows you to use my pictures elsewhere as long as you give me credit for the original work (My name and preferable together with a direct link to the Flickr photopage or a reference to my Flickr photostream).

Me, elsewhere...

Rockland - My homepage/blog.

Bluesky - @stignygaard.bsky.social.

Mastodon/Fediverse - @stignygaard@mastodon.world.

GitHub - Repository for some of my hobby coding projects, including Flickr Fixr and xIFr.

Last.fm - I have been "scrobbling" since July 2004.

Discogs - it's about collecting music.

Facebook - It's not really secret (or completely private), but service primarily used to keep in contact with friends. Sending me a message on Facebook is generally also a bad idea. I probably won't see it. I do not have FB's Messenger app (or any other FB app) installed.

LinkedIn - Do you want to offer me a job to travel around the World to take pictures of exiting things and places? 😉 A frontend developer job where I can dive deep into modern browser's strong support of webstandards could also be very interesting...