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Recently the Flickr folks blogged a photo (collage) of mine. The graph here shows what happened to my view count on that photo over the next few weeks.

 

On the Flickr blog, as with most blogs, there's a front page that contains the last several days' postings, with the most recent at the very top. There's a link at the bottom where you can find postings that have dropped off the front page.

 

(0) I originally uploaded the collage a few months earlier, and it had maybe 150 or so views, mostly from the early days. In the 4 weeks leading up to (1), there had been maybe a dozen or two views.

 

(1) 31 January 2008, Flickr blogged. Maybe because a weekend intervened, or maybe the folks at Flickr just didn't have anything new to say, my entry remained at the top of the front page for the next several days, and got several hundred hits each day it was up there.

 

(2) 5 February 2008, new blog entry. My photo was still on the front page, but no longer at the top. View count dropped off to about 80-120 views per day. This rate held steady as more entries pushed the photo further down the page.

 

(3) 14 February 2008, off the front page. Since then, with the exception of 16 February (when I guess it was too cold for people to go outside and play), the view count has been steady in the range of 10-25 views per day.

 

Along the way (so far) the photo has collected twice as many favourites as my next-most-favourited photo, and is currently ranked #8 on my most-viewed list. It doesn't seem likely to rise higher unless another unusual event occurs, as all my other high-ranking photos still get as many or more views. Plus, my photo is just about to drop off Page 2 of the blog; the view count might drop again, although it's low enough already that that may be difficult to conclude reliably. And this meta-posting could affect something, too.

 

8 July 2009, random spot check of photo stats: Data for previous 28 days: Max daily views 44, min daily views 7, average daily views 21.5.

  

Supplies: gesso, distress ink, Stickles glitter

 

Blogged here: icad 2013 :: index card no. 2

Today I worked with some of our young students on the concept of blogging and used a photo which I had favourited from Colemama. She gave me the okay to use the photo and here are the results. If any of you want to reply to any of the comments there, feel free to do so.

Without question, the best concert I've ever attended.

St Peter and St Paul, Cromer, Norfolk

moar info on doll blog ^^/

I am obsessed about capturing every space that I am in. Also I do capture performances or spaces on request for a project. I upload the best of the captures on to FLICKR. From these I select a few to write my blogs about the experience, introspection, learning etc. I also use for executing projects in education, performing arts etc.

 

I create an annual calendar as a tribute to Indian dance and music

 

So these select captures showcase the broad perspective and spectrum.

 

My blogs -

performing arts - sreenionstage.wordpress.com

- Travelogue : sreenionroad.wordpress.com

- Photostories : sreeniviews.wordpress.com

- Website : sreeni.org

Steven talked about how to get your blog posts where your users will actually read them.

Le Blogg

Lyon - 11/09/2014

 

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Late afternoon shot of the lake at our cottage taken in late winter.

kaspersky blogger gathering 2009 - dixie caffe

We had some down time on a business trip in Cambridge. Quality time with co-workers.

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