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Before the second half of the 18th Century it was common to bury the dead in or around churches. Since 1778 the buriel grounds were placed outside the cities for hygenic reasons. A very innovative idea for that time !
In 1616 Maria van Nassau, princess of The Netherlands was entombed in the St. Lambertus Church in Buren.
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So Flickr (or SmugMug) clearly can't sell their Pro accounts, and have deduced that the easiest way to do so is to make free accounts virtually useless.
I look forward to seeing the development of alternatives, though I hate to have to start from the bottom again.
Beyond that, I have no idea where the community will go, and what will happen to it. If Flickr moves to paid-only, then it will create essentially a paid club.
I'm hoping for there to be some developments following this, but I doubt it.
Show us your hidden gems, local treasures, and things you stash away for a rainy day. This week for Flickr Friday we are looking to see your creative interpretation of #Cache. Add your photo to the Flickr Friday Group Pool by Thursday afternoon next week and use the tag #Cache.
Original photo by Zack Jenkins.
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Share your 2014 Flickr year if you haven't already!
I nominate all my Flickr buddies! YES, that means YOU!
Thanks everyone for another amaaaazing year on Flickr.
This is my second full year as a dolly collector/photographer and I am even more in love with the hobby than ever before.
So many of you have been so inspiring to me with your photos, I want to try and name some but I would just probably keep going and going, there are so many worth mentioning!
Please keep posting everyone and thanks for all the encouragement and support you all show me :)
Have a great 2015!!!
Cái này gửi đi thi ảnh HIV đấy mọi người ạ .
Two boys, Tung and Thang, they are homeless, and they live near Nguyentrai Lake. Their parents died 3 years ago by using drugs and having
HIV . Now they have to live on their own . They used to fishing at the Lake. Tung do it. and the His brother stand behind him, look for the security may come out everytime and bust them because of stealing fish .
Fotografía para agradeceros las 4.000 visitas a mi galería.
Simbólicamente, creo que representa el espíritu de Flickr.
Juntos por una afición, la fotografía.
Muchos besos y abrazos.
Con una dedicatoria especial a Soledad Elisabetta Estigarribia, por demostrarme que "el fin del mundo" está también muy cerca gracias a personas como ella.
..a todas, toditas las Pilares....incluiros, porfi.
Besitos y achuchones a todas.
¿Ya sabeis que mi segundo nombre es Pilar? Lo puse el año pasado...
María de los Desamparados Pilar del Sagrado Corazón. ¡¡¡Prohibido burlarse!!! jejeje
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Thank you Flickr for the feature, it's much appreciated! Check it out here: blog.flickr.net/en/2020/08/26/the-stories-of-our-favorite...
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Flickr contacts are what makes Flickr “Flickr”. We can post our pictures on the web in any number of places. Flickr is about photography, but it is also a social network. Our interaction with our Flickr contacts determines how much we get out of our investment in Flickr.
Flickr contacts do a lot of things for us. They provide us a mini art gallery of new work each day to look at--an art gallery where we have 100% control of the artists in it. They give us words of wisdom, friendship, humor, and sorrow. Their art provides us with new ideas that improves our own work.
The nature of Flickr creates a unique environment by which to enjoy art. The everyday blog nature of Flickr links Flickr photos to the everyday rhythm and pace of the artist’s life—the ups and downs, the moments of extreme excitement and boredom, the life transitions, the seasons. Coupled with the ability to interact with the artist in a reciprocal relationship makes Flickr a “hot” medium.
I am convinced that Flickr contacts are the most common reason people leave Flickr. You have to nourish your network constantly. Keeping up with the social network aspect of Flickr takes a lot of time, and for any number of reasons this can become impossible or undesirable. Flickrites who can’t figure out how to create and engage an effective social network don’t get the level of traffic and comments on their pictures they expect and give up on Flickr.
I have 3663 total contacts: 239 are two-way (i.e. they are contacts with me and I am a contact of theirs), 33 are one-way from me to them (i.e. they are my contact, but I am not theirs), and 3424 are one-way from them to me. I have managed as many as 400 and as few as 150 contacts, but for me 250 is about the sweet spot.
I want to THANK the 31 Flickr contacts that I have had as contacts for three years or more: Hazed, ilsebatten, fotoaparatas, I'mMurphy'sLaw, losy, Anne Strickland, crowt59, brynmeillion, peggyhr, bryanilona, Sir Cam, Tailer's Family, André Pipa, LukeOlsen, i_love_u_get_away_from_me, tengtan, setsuna, abuela pinocho, jotKa26, Zé Eduardo, goorn23, the-father, spkennedy3000, Sati Kobashi, Celia, Zinni, ~lala~(Lisa), Steve-h, Lady Smirnoff, 3dphoto.net, Pisces Romance, and {maeve}. What joys you have given me!
I manage my network size through occasional purges—if someone doesn’t reciprocate my comments for a long period of time I have to make a judgment whether to keep or not. I do keep some contacts who never look at my work, but not many. When new contacts connect with me, I consider two questions: Will I like looking at their art every day, and will they be a good, reliable contact?
I have observed many different types of Flickr contacts over my three years of Flickring:
* The Reliable Contact—One or two pictures a day, every day, always reciprocates.
* The Weekend Contact—Posts one or two pics a day, and then catches up with their contacts on the weekend.
* The Haphazard Contact—Posts haphazardly, visits haphazardly. Still can be good contacts, they just are at a different activity level with Flickr. Sometimes Reliable and Weekend Contacts go through this phase.
* The Contact Who Dumped You—Won’t visit you even though you notice they’re visiting others.
* The Dead Contact—Isn’t visiting anybody.
* The Experimenting Contacts—Of course I love them! Always trying to push the boundaries with something new.
* The One Trick Pony Contacts—Yes I love the 1000 pictures of {Insert Obsession Here}, but could you try something different!
* The Blogging Contacts—Contacts who have as much to say as they do to show.
* The No Hands Contacts—Contacts who only fave, won’t comment.
* The Lurking Contacts—They don’t comment or fave, but they still may be viewing your work.
* The On the Cusp Contacts—They’re on the cusp of quitting Flickr… beware the drama!
* The Photo Dump Contacts—They post a lot of pictures every day. If they’re not good artists they won’t remain a contact very long… but if they’re really good artists, I don’t mind keeping up with the volume. Few can pull it off but there are some gems.
* The Teaching Contacts—Their art teaches us constantly how to improve ourselves.
Here’s Three Cheers for Contacts!
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my favorite photos > www.flickr.com/photos/roderickma/sets/72157623272274082/
my photo sets > www.flickr.com/photos/roderickma/sets
This photo is very special for me. It is a new edition because i wanted say thank you to all you for this wonderful year at Flickr!! Thanks for a great 2017, and for a better 2018!! Good light for all you!
As of this afternoon, the 59,360 photos I have posted to Flickr (of which, 24,178 are public) have been viewed nine million times in fifteen years.
Thank you to all who have viewed the images, favorited them, and commented upon them, since 2006.
Thomas Cizauskas
1 December 2021.
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