Fanning on Facebook
A while back I setup a Facebook fan page for Hockley Photography, but I haven't really used it until recently. I'm now publishing some photos to Facebook (and tagging included…
A while back I setup a Facebook fan page for Hockley Photography, but I haven't really used it until recently. I'm now publishing some photos to Facebook (and tagging included…
I recently launched a new website featuring photos I've created around my hometown of Vancouver, Washington. It's a fun way to share some of the interesting and quirky sights of…
Flickr is a great site with some great photography. Most everyone is familiar with the process of uploading photos or viewing photos of a particular person, but there are a…
Every once in a while I stumble across something unexpected and amazing on Flickr. Check out this set of photos of post-its by Flickr user gracie's ephemera. Wow.
Flickr's Explore section allows users to, um, explore, the most popular photos on the service. The top 500 photos (as ranked by Flickr's Interestingness algorithm) uploaded each day are included…
A lot of folks seem to dig some of my architectural photos involving all sorts of lines. I realized there wasn't any easy way to browse them on Flickr, so…
Somewhat related to my post yesterday, Dan Heller recently published an excellent look at Stock Photography, the Consumer, and the Future. It's a good (lengthy) read if one is interested…
After some consideration, I've changed the licensing on my Flickr stream; all of my work there is now available under the Creative Commons Attribution - Noncommercial - No Derivative Works…
I use Firefox as my browser for Flickr, primarily because I can use several Greasemonkey scripts which add usability features to the Flickr pages. If you're not familiar with Greasemonkey,…
In almost any profession, it's important to study the work and history of others. Notable photographs such as the protester in front of the tanks at Tienamen Square or the…