View allAll Photos Tagged Flickr...
eLy ma yab3'eek, La T9ee7 Tab3'ee...
Thats what I Found out...
So Im not Leaving flickr for any one or any thing =D
La Tsawoon SaLfeh =S oO La t7arjoon =Pp
Just Comment The Pic =pP
HoPe You Like iT ^^
Taken: Unknown
ModeL: Me
No edit...
static.flickr.com/138/325766357_6ed2156eee_o.jpg
must see link:
16 8.2 MP images loosely stitched together. I purposely left the seams to illustrate the process. I the squashed it 400% on the x axis.
here is the first squashed panorama I did last week.
Switzerland : La Chaux -de-Fonds : Villa Turque (Le Corbusier). No. 88.
"La Villa Turque a été construite en 1916-1917 par Le Corbusier. Manifeste de jeunesse, elle appartient au patrimoine de l’architecture mondiale. Depuis 1987, elle est devenue le Centre de Relations Publiques de l’entreprise horlogère Ebel."
"C'est en 1916, au retour de son voyage en Orient, que Le Corbusier se lance dans la construction de la villa commandée par Anatole Schwob, riche industriel de La Chaux-de-Fonds.
Alors âgé de 29 ans, l'architecte associe brique et béton pour édifier une construction révolutionnaire. Pas de murs porteurs mais 16 piliers soutenant 4 dalles quadrangulaires pour une construction qui parvient à marier des lignes très épurées à la généreuse rondeur des deux ailes semi-circulaires situées de chaque côté.
A l'intérieur, c'est la magie de la lumière: celle qui entre par la grande verrière située au sud pour jouer avec la clarté des ouvertures plus discrètes à l'est et à l'ouest. De l'immense pièce centrale, on accède aux étages qui recèlent des chambres et leurs dépendances dont un solarium et un jardin terrasse.
Seule oeuvre de jeunesse revendiquée par l'architecte, cette réalisation lui permit de s'affranchir de l'influence «Art nouveau» de l'époque. Elle fut également à l'origine de nombreux déboires avec le propriétaire et certainement cause de son installation à Paris. Reprise aujourd'hui par l'horloger Ebel, qui en a fait son centre de relations publiques, la Villa Turque est ouverte au public tous les 1er et 3e samedis du mois."
Rue du Doubs 167, 2300 La Chaux-de-Fonds.
We had a beautiful double rainbow a couple of weeks ago. There was enough lightning happening behind it to inspire me to run inside and grab my tripod. I got a couple of images with lightning, but there were raindrops on the lens. I cleaned them up as best as I could.
Flickr Lounge - Weekly Theme (Week 30) ~ Contrasts ....
Er zijn 3 afbeeldingen naar u verzonden.
Afbeelding 19314.jpg
Afbeelding 19321.jpg
Afbeelding 19317.jpg
Deze afbeeldingen zijn verzonden met Picasa, van Google.
Probeer het hier uit: picasa.google.com/
Please join the protest, if you do not like the proposed new flickr layout which is to be implemented soon.
www.flickr.com/photos/110293295@N04/11147629795/
Please upload a black poster / plain black image on December 8. You can download this poster and use it, OR make a black poster of your own liking in your preferred language voicing your protest. If you wish to join, please do not upload any other picture on December 8.
Thank you.
Poster in Japanese : www.flickr.com/photos/mihosdadsvq1015/11251268385/
Poster in Italian : www.flickr.com/photos/anntatti/11234722745/ / www.flickr.com/photos/sevejah/11253233064/
Poster in Spanish : www.flickr.com/photos/70626035@N00/11253533415/
Yahoo has new ideas. flickr is offering 1 TB free space for all accounts. Those who want to be rid of advertisements have to pay.
I appeal you all those who plan to quit, to change your mind and stay. You can make use of your accounts just for storage. Make your accounts private, make this image public and use flickr for storage. You can save on external hard disks. Thank you.
frustrations of the world getting to me so thinking of relocating, unfortunately no trees or birds and I had to abort landing due to a little malfunction of the booster rockets upon final approach.....
follow me on facebook : Please like and share
INSTAGRAM | instagram.com/guskyhot
YOUTUBE | www.youtube.com/user/fbigod
FLICKR | www.flickr.com/photos/sop220
WEIBO: weibo.com/u/1764083642
Flickr Friday Theme: Rhythm [included in their gallery Flickr Friday - Rhythm]
This used to be my mums metronome and also her piano that I inherited when she passed away. I'm very lucky that all 3 of my children play the piano and it's wonderful to hear them enjoy playing it however, most don't enjoy using the metronome!
Trying to get the right level of motion blur proved a challenge, I tried various shutter speeds and also metronome speeds to get the desired effect.
Always appreciate your favourites and comments. Trying to catch up with everyone after not having much time this week.
Explored on 26th May 2024, highest position 139.
Chosen as a highlight for March's Flickr Monthly Photo Challenge, Long Exposure Long Exposure - March Flickr Photo Challenge Group Highlights
Aaaaand here you go! The first glimpse at Southern Exposure, the New Zealand Geographic Flickr community's Yearbook.
These 131 images take you visually through the seasons, January to December.
Thanks guys, we hope you enjoy it. For more info, look on our discussion topics.
Patwork agora também no flickr.
Vamos ver se me entendo com estas novidades!!!
Encomenda de lápis com ponteiras, para uma menina fofa que fez 5 anos.
Foi uma recomedação da Myrian, mascotinhos. Já te agradeci no blog e agora agradeço aqui também.
My photographic version of the famous van Gogh painting "Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear and Pipe".
-
The photo is real. Nothing has been added later. The background (is handmade), smoke, bandage, hat, pipe, jacket... All there while taking the picture.
Thanks to the model and his infinite patience for getting this right in camera.
It has been two years since I joined Flickr and I thought it only appropriate to post a picture of Elise as she was my first posting! It was another blustery day..what else...as you can see with her hair flying! She was trying so hard to catch the leaves falling!! I am so grateful for all the friends I have made on Flickr. Some of you know I had a tragic loss of my child nearly four years ago...dolls and Flickr have been a lifeline. Thank you each and everyone who has ever liked or commented on my pictures!!
A special thank you goes to Littlelittlemouse, Jane, who was the first to comment on my photo!! Thank you dear friend!!!
Learn how to create a quick and easy double exposure in Photoshop.
Ready for more? Visit your Flickr Pro account settings for a free month of PHLEARN in-depth tutorials (and 35% off your monthly subscription after).
Flickr appears to wants to make a touch/tablet optimized site. That is fine, do that in the the flickr Apps, don't force that on everyone. What they have done to commenting reduces the ability to interact with your contacts in favor of near full screen images and short superficial commenting. If the new version of Flickr is even similar to the current beta, Ipernity is going to become a lot more popular. I guess I need to remember my login info. Add me as a contact over there just in case. I don't want to leave flickr, but may be forced to.
Be sure to vote for and comment on the flickr beta forum:
yahoo.uservoice.com/forums/230781-flickr-photo-page-beta
I am sure new flickr will still look terrible, but with enough feedback it may still be usable for people who want to have meaningful discussion with our contacts. Flickr is listening to the minor issues posted on that forum, but they seem convinced new flickr will be black and all user interaction will be on the side of the screen. It doesn't take much time to vote, commenting isn't required. But please do something to show flickr this is a bad idea. This protest alone won't show them they are going in the wrong direction. Voting on the issues might.
Hardly anyone liked the last change, but this change will make that look like nothing. If flickr goes through with this Enhanced Photo Experience, there will be nothing left of the service we love. Flickr beta is not a photo service I want to be part of. Its likely that a huge portion of flickr's users don't care about commenting and real user interaction, but those of us who do are what keep flickr active. Without us, flickr will be nothing but a photo storage site. Every other site is pushing the social aspect and flickr is removing it.
Instead of perfecting the design of their sites with small improvements over time, Yahoo likes to completely change designs frequently. Yahoo Mail changes about every 6 months and upsets and confuses users ever time and always introduces new bugs. Even Yahoo employees prefer not to use Yahoo webmail. Every Yahoo mail user I know complains about the frequent changes. Yahoo needs to understand we don't want a constantly changing flickr. Improvements are necessary too keep up with competitors, but change for the sake of change is not. If we wanted that much change, we would be using the competitors instead of flickr.
The end of Pro users accounts was certainly done to bring them more ad revenue, but those of us who paid were some of the most active users. We create the content and viewer traffic they hope to make money on. Community interaction is what drives many of us to continue posting new work. Stuffing all the user interaction into the corner of the screen will discourage interaction. Kill the community and this will just be a place to dump your memory card when it gets full. Most people could never fill up 1 terabyte of space.
A few of the problems with New Experience Flickr:
Pressing enter submits comments and creating new lines requires Shift+Enter.
New lines (paragraphs) are not displayed in comments.
Comment area to type or read is tiny (twitter like).
Comments don't display images anymore.
Comments are displayed in reverse order (newest at the top).
Only the most recent few comments are displayed.
Long comments must be clicked on to read the whole thing.
Only short description is visible until clicking for more.
Hashtags #allruntogether instead of just normal readable tags (trying to be trendy).
It is hard to see who has favorited your photo.
You can't see group invitations anymore.
Admins can't do group invites anymore.
The add to groups popup only lets you scroll through the groups (no search).
Following instead of Contacts (more copying the trendy young sites).
The huge photos and heavy javascript are bad for slow connections.
Today’s theme/challenge on the Flickr We’re Here group is ‘Your Books’. I have books. Lots of books. Most are technical or photography related and probably too many Who Dunnits. A few are ones I inherited after my parents passed away, among which are ones owned by my grandfather, my namesake. I never know my grandfather. He passed away as a relatively young man just after the first World War, long before I was born. In my youth I had no interest in my family history so I never bothered finding out anything about him. But in recent years family history has become of interest as I am probably the last one now who can put much of it together and also the one who has the ephemera of family history: books, letters, photos and so on. These are a few of the books that belonged to my grandfather dating from 1833 (the small open one at the base of the vase) to just after 1900. Subject matter spanned poetry to mathematics to engineering and science. I have learned my grandfather was an educated man with a science and engineering focus, themes that have recurred regularly in the subsequent generations of his descendants. From his books, I suspect I would have liked him. - JW
Date Taken: 2021-04-29
Tech Details:
Taken using a hand-held Nikon D800 fitted with an AF-S Nikkor 24-120mm 1:4.0 lense set to 70mm, ISO250, Daylight WB, Manual Priority mode, f/7.1, 1/250 sec, single flash/strobe in umbrella (no diffuser) set to camera right, triggered by radio trigger. PP in free Open Source RAWTherapee from Nikon RAW/NEF source file: set final image size to be 8000px high, crop to 4x5 format to get rid of extraneous space, use the Shadows/Highlights tool to recover the highlight areas and also bring up the darker areas, apply sharpening (edges only), save. PP in free Open Source GIMP: adjust the colour balance to slightly warm the image (the electronic flash was a tad too cold for my taste in this image), sharpen slightly, save, scale to 6000px high, sharpen slightly, save, add fine black-and-white frame, add bar and text on left, save, scale image to 3000 px high for posting online, sharpen very slightly, save.
A year ago today, my friend John posted a picture for his brother, Craig, who was battling cancer. This inspired a Livestrong campaign that spread across Flickr. In the past year people close to us have battled cancer. Sadly, in June my husband's Aunt Liz lost her battle with breast cancer (hence the inclusion of the pink ribbon).
So in her honor, I am taking up the reins of LIVESTRONG Flickr 2007.
Here is how it works. You download a copy of my image and upload it to your stream with the tag LIVESTRONGFlickr2007. Then paste the following code (between the lines below) into your description, followed by any personal stories or comments you might want to add. This will link people back to this image in case they want to post the image to their stream. I'm not looking for glory here, just a single point of reference, in case there are any questions. And if you do post it to your stream, feel free to post a thumbnail of the image in my comments. It would be great to see how many people do this! And if you would like, please post it to the Livestrong Flickr 2007 group.
______________________________________________________________________
This awful disease has taken so many people from us, but there are amazing stories of hope, of support, of bravery and best of all, of triumph. This is for the people we've lost to the battle, the people still fighting the battle and for those who have proven victorious in the battle.
LIVESTRONG Flickr 2007
<i;>To learn more about LIVESTRONG Flickr 2007 and/or to post the image to your own stream in a show of support, go here: <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/khh/1224616151/" target="_blank">LIVESTRONG Flickr 2007</a></i> ______________________________________________________________________
*Go here for an update on John's brother, Craig.*
See pictures tagged LIVESTRONGFlickr2007.
______________________________________________________________________
For those who are curious as to how I took this shot...
The pink ribbon is actually an air freshener made out of rubber. It was a balancing act (and took a lot of tries), but I managed to hold it up at enough of an angle to get the bracelet to rest on it so you could see both. Then I photoshopped out the string. :-)
______________________________________________________________________
Blogged:
www.angelagilesklocke.com/2007/08/29/you-simply-cannot-be...
www.angelfire.com/my/haapojaworks/journal/index.blog/1288...
Original air date: 12/5/2014
Nikos Aliagas, a TV host of “The Voice” in France and a well known personality himself, loves finding the “invisible side” of celebrities and showing them at their most human.
blog.flickr.net/en/2014/12/05/celebrity-portraits-expose-...