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Press photographers waiting for the crowds in front of the French general consulate Maison Descartes in Amsterdam
5 years and over 2 million views and Flickr now decides to royally screw pro account users.
Everybody gets a terrabyte of storage, and their pictures are at full resoloution, so it's basically a pro account but with adverts.
When I started with a Pro account it wasn't because I was being snobbish, it was because I thought of myself as a serious although amateur photograper and there was plenty of clear benefits to being a pro account holder and although it may seem childish but I enjoyed having that little pro account badge.
I can still be a pro, but it now costs $60 and the only benfit I can see is that there are no ads !!
I'm not sure that I have put my point over clearly here but I hope that most of you can see my point of view.
Also, the new layout is truly horrendous ... clearly aimed towards mobile phone and tablet owners.
My account runs out in September 2013 and I'm so sad to say that I will be deleting my account unless of course Flickr backtracks (and pigs will fly).
Any comments, for or against will be welcome ... I hope I change my mind, I really do !!
It's ready!
Added the c because it's a bit on the compact side although this doesn't exist really...but who cares xD
100% shapes, no white shape!
Code is 1.74mb
www.mediafire.com/?huggl9kpub7kae0
Credit to Bowlingdude47 for the lettering
Okay... I went out for the express purpose of nailing focus on those erratic little aerial speed demons rather than getting steps in on my hiking... I'm feeling a little better about pushing myself now. I'll get to where I should be sooner or later!
Abandoned house near Arlington, Arizona at first light. March 2018. Mamiya 645 Pro, Kodak Portra 160.
Today, 7 February, the Dominican Order prays for our deceased parents and grandparents.
"May the angels lead you into paradise; may the martyrs receive you at your arrival and lead you to the holy city Jerusalem. May choirs of angels receive you and with Lazarus, once a poor man, may you have eternal rest."